Electric Light Tower Market Size - By Channel, By Product, By Technology, By Application, Analysis, Share, Forecast, 2025 - 2034

Electric Light Tower Market Size

The global electric light tower market size was estimated at USD 456.5 million in 2024 and is estimated to reach the value of USD 819.5 million by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 6.1% from 2025 to 2034. Rising energy efficiency and sustainability concerns coupled with increasing demand emanating from the construction, mining, and infrastructure industries continue to drive growth within the market.
 

There is increased adoption of solar and hybrid light powered towers in light of emission caps and the need to further reduce operational costs. Leasing services play a crucial role in this market as large corporations are increasing their fleets to satisfy short-term project needs.
 

The application of remote monitoring systems along with LED lighting significantly enhances both efficiency and longevity. Due to stringent environmental regulations, North America and Europe dominate the market while Asia-Pacific shows accelerated growth propelled by infrastructure advancement.
 

As an illustration, the BRI Report 2024 denotes China’s unprecedented engagement within the construction boom, having construction contracts amounting to USD 70.7 billion and infrastructure investment of nearly USD 51 billion, the highest to date.
 

The industry is characterized by a fierce rivalry as companies are pursuing innovation, forming strategic partnerships, and expanding to new locations for deeper market penetration. For example, in January 2021, Atlas Copco AB entered into a contract with Tracpart, Mining Supplies, which is a firm that sales parts for mining and agriculture, to deliver four custom built V5+ LED light towers mounted on double axel trailers.
 

Electric Light Tower Market Trends

• The electric light towers industry is changing due to sustainability policies, technological advancements, and user requirements. Some companies are moving towards more environmentally sustainable options including solar and hybrid light towers.
   
•  For example, Atlas Copco introduced its HiLight BI+ 4 hybrid light tower in December 2023. It combines lithium-ion batteries with a Stage V diesel engine and can draw power from mains electricity, batteries, the diesel engine, or a hybrid setting.
   
• LED technology remains the primary choice in the market, delivering enhanced illumination quality, extended operational life, and lower energy usage. Due to expansions in construction activities, infrastructure development, as well as emergency response operations, the equipment rental segment increases its performance and revenue.
   
• For instance, in March 2025, the new government of Germany that took office has received approval for a fund of USD 539.70 billion to refresh infrastructure and increase climate action spending. It has also committed to spending USD 107.94 billion on climate supportive projects that would help the country reach its climate neutrality goal by 2045.
   
• The growing infrastructure in developing regions like Latin America and Asia-Pacific helps to enhance market growth. This is facilitated by the adoption of remote monitoring and telematics which allow operators to monitor equipment and perform maintenance with greater ease.
   
• To enhance ease of relocation and installation for different operational environments, manufacturers are coming up with new designs of portable and compact light towers. For instance, January 2021, Atlas Copco who introduced the new QLB 02 light tower which provides great versatility for lighting events, public areas, and general construction work.
   

Electric Light Tower Market Analysis

• The electric light tower market is witnessing distinct trends in the sales and rental channels. The market was valued at USD 406.8 million, USD 431.6 million and USD 456.4 million in 2022, 2023 and 2024 respectively. The rental channel dominates the market and will grow by USD 450 million by 2034.
   
• A rise in the construction, infrastructure and event management industries is boosting growth in the rental segment. In order to control costs, reduce the amount of maintenance, and remain flexible, companies have started renting rather than purchasing the equipment.
   
• To meet legislation, rental companies are expanding their fleets with hybrid energy-efficient light towers and LED’s. For example, Atlas Copco's new HiLight MS 4 and MS 5 solar light towers, which will be available in 2025, feature brighter lights, greater coverage, and are more eco-friendly.
   
• The sales segment maintains strength among large contractors, government projects, and industrial users who require long-term investments. Direct sales profits from advancements in smart-operated and solar-powered towers.
   
• Rentals still capture most of the short-term demand, but sales are growing in regions with infrastructure and energy projects under development that require robust lighting solutions. The U.S. Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act establishes an allocation for expenditure of USD 550 billion, which includes infrastructure development including implementing green lighting for construction sites.
   

• The electric light tower market is witnessing dynamic trends in the stationary and mobile product segments. The mobile segment holds 93% of market share in the year 2024 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of over 6% by the year 2034.
   
• Mobile light towers continue to be in high demand in construction, mining, and emergency response operations due to their excellent versatility and transportability. The rise of infrastructure projects and outdoor events that require these mobile units is steadily increasing. For example, in October 2024, the Biden Administration sponsored ongoing construction work by funding a little less than USD 1.7 billion into eleven infrastructure projects throughout the U.S.
   
• While stationary light towers seem to target a niche market, there is growth potential at industrial areas and oil and gas fields, as well as military bases where permanent illumination is required. Both segments are already enjoying considerable operational and environmental benefits from new technologies such as hybrid system integration, LED lights, and even remote monitoring features.
   
• For instance, in April of 2024, Larson Electronics released the strobe light for solar LED aviation and hazardous location lights. The light comes equipped with a 30-watt solar panel, a 40aH lithium-ion battery, and emits red light at 1,050 lumens. Its primary uses include military and aviation as well as air space due to the flexibility in mounting options, day/night automatic operation, and syncing ability. Mobile units hold the most market share, while static towers have chosen markets where permanent light solutions are necessary.
   

• The U.S. electric light tower market is experiencing significant growth in 2022, 2023 and 2024 and was valued at USD 105.1 million, USD 108.7 million and USD 112 million respectively. The growth is estimated to grow over USD 150 million by 2034, driven by strong demand from construction, infrastructure, and emergency response sectors.
   
• Environmental regulations drive the adoption of LED, hybrid, and solar-powered units. The rental segment maintains market dominance due to project-based requirements. The integration of telematics and remote monitoring systems improves operational efficiency and fleet management capabilities for rental companies.
   
• Environmental regulations and demand for energy-efficient lighting solutions drive the European electric light tower market. The adoption rates for towers powered by LED and hybrid power have been steadily increasing.
   
• Germany embodies the greatest market potential, given the ongoing infrastructure projects coupled with the growing need for ecological green engineering solutions. For example, Germany set aside green construction funds in October 2024 with the impelling aim of promoting sustainability and innovation, funding USD 20.39 billion.
   
• The electric light tower market is driven by infrastructure projects and urbanization within the Asia Pacific region. The region is increasingly adopting energy-saving lighting systems.
   
• Through the development of new infrastructure, China continues to dominate the electric light towers market due to the high demand for construction-based portable light equipment. For example, in 2022, China allocated around USD 550 billion for urban infrastructure improvements over the next five years.
   
• The electric light tower market in the Middle East and Africa Region is propelled by construction efforts in the oil and gas, as well as infrastructure sectors. The region has an increasing need for mobile and energy efficient lighting solutions, especially due to unfavorable climatic conditions.
   
• Due to the large number of ongoing infrastructure and development projects, Saudi Arabia dominates the regional market. For instance, in 2024, Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 program set aside USD 1.3 trillion for infrastructure investment which includes funding towards the implementation of sustainable lighting solutions during construction projects.
   

Electric Light Tower Market Share

The leading five players in the electric light tower industry: Generac Power Systems, Atlas Copco, Allmand Bros., United Rentals, Trime, and Chicago Pneumatic, together hold more than 40% market share as of 2024. Their growth in the market is supported by various products and services such as incorporation of LEDs, rental services, and eco-friendly products serving construction, infrastructure and events.
 

Generac Power Systems retains the top market share from its vast assortment of products, sophisticated distribution network, and continuous introduction of innovative energy efficient and hybrid lighting products. The company has a strong brand image in the construction, mining, and emergency response industries.
 

The position is enhanced with the introduction of new products and the establishment of strategic partnerships that are increasing the sale of green lighting equipment. For instance, in October 2021, Generac Mobile launched the GLT, which is an integrated fuel containment, mobile and stationary, serviced global LED light tower. It also offers more efficient fuel consumption, boasting up to 20% longer runtimes than older models.
 

Electric Light Tower Market Companies

Major prominent players operating across the electric light tower industry are:

• Allmand Bros.
• Atlas Copco
• Axiom Equipment Group
• Boss LTR
• Chicago Pneumatic
• Generac Power Systems
• Hannaik
• Herc Rentals
• Italtower
• LARSON Electronics
• TRIME
• United Rentals
   
• Atlas Copco produces electric light towers having effective operational performance that is energy efficient. The company uses LED and hybrid power systems for lower environmental impact. It has a very large global distribution network that includes many industries. For example, in 2023, Atlas Copco introduced its new HiLight V5+ light tower that utilizes new battery technology and is also capable of being charged by solar panels.
   
• Allmand Bros. produces durable light towers for construction, oil and gas operations, and emergency response situations. The company's products offer extended operational hours and optimal fuel consumption. Allmand Bros. has expanded its range to include energy-efficient and hybrid-powered lighting equipment. For example, Allmand Bros will introduce its light tower in 2024 and power it with a Vanguard lithium-ion battery. It reduces fuel emissions, costs, noise, and enables functioning throughout the night.
   
• United Rentals maintains a substantial presence in the rental segment of the electric light tower market through its comprehensive portable lighting inventory. The company has adequate service coverage throughout the country, allowing for easy access to rental equipment. United Rentals has adopted green practices by using LED and hybrid technologies. For example, in 2023, United Rentals outfitted more than 335,000 pieces of rental equipment, including light towers, with telematics technology.
   
• Trime focuses on the environmental aspects of electric and hybrid light tower manufacturing in Europe. The company designs and builds noise and emission free energy efficient lighting systems. Trime continues to grow internationally while focusing on environmental technologies. For example, at Bauma 2025, Trime introduced the X-CHANGE, a battery swapping lighting tower. This new product enables users to swap out batteries as needed during operation, keeping the site lit without the use of fuel powered generators.
   
• Chicago Pneumatic manufactures electric light towers for industrial and construction use. The company combines LED lighting with efficient power management to ensure product longevity. Chicago Pneumatic's focus on improving ease of maintenance while also reducing expenditure has enhanced its global market presence. For example, in February 2022, Chicago Pneumatic introduced the CPLT V2 and V3 LED light towers featuring built-in CPPG inverter generators which provide AC power of under 3 kW.
   

Electric Light Tower Industry News

• In March 2025, At Bauma 2025, Trime presented the X-CHANGE, the world’s first battery-swappable lighting tower. The patented design features on-location battery swaps for lighting without the use of fuel powered generators. Trime exhibited multiple sustainable new advanced solar powered lighting tower, the X-ECO Solar Lithium, along with other eco-friendly designs.
   
• In March 2025, Atlas Copco presented the second generation of the solar-powered HiLight MS 4 and MS 5 light towers. These models are designed for sustainability and efficiency. Their enhancements provide greater lighting, more extensive distribution, and lower carbon emissions due to the use of solar panels and lithium batteries. The models are also capable of remote monitoring and eco-friendly operations with recharge times as low as 2.5 hours during full sun. The models improve safety and reduce downtime with simple, but effective controls and lasting toughness in extreme cold and heat.
   
• In March 2024, Larson Electronics released a new product, a 30-foot-tall portable solar LED light tower, intended for use with cameras and security systems. It has a 360-degree rotating telescopic mast and is powered by two 265-watt solar panels and four 250aH batteries, providing five days of continuous energy with no light. The tower comes with a 360-degree rotating telescoping mast. Built for durability, it withstands 125 mph winds.
   
• In February 2024, Allmand Bros showcased its Hybrid LT-Series hybrid light tower at The ARA Show in New Orleans. Emission, fuel cost, and noise reduction is achievable with the intelligent Vanguard lithium-ion battery, with the added feature of all-night operability. Fuel consumption is automated while an advanced controller allows for real-time runtime communication.
   

The electric light tower market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecast in terms of “USD Million’ & ‘000 Units” from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:

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Market, By Channel

• Sales
• Rental

Market, By Product

• Stationary
• Mobile

Market, By Technology

• Manual lifting systems
• Hydraulic lifting systems

Market, By Application

• Construction
• Infrastructure development
• Oil & gas
• Mining
• Military & defense
• Emergency & disaster relief
• Others

The above information has been provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
  • Mexico 
• Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Russia
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • Japan
  • India
  • Australia
  • South Korea
• Middle East & Africa
  • Saudi Arabia
  • UAE
  • Qatar
  • Iran
  • South Africa
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Argentina