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Coal segment is set to surpass USD 510 billion by 2032, on account of abundant availability of coal reserves across several regions and rising energy demands are witnessing a growth in coal-fired power plants. These plants are pivotal for energy security and providing low-cost electricity. In addition, advancements in cleaner coal technologies, including integration of carbon capture and storage along with inclination on enhancing efficiency and complying with stricter emission standards is set to complement the industry landscape. Furthermore, there's an exploration of hybrid systems and a shift towards less polluting practices will positively influence the industry outlook.
Gas segment is anticipated to grow on account of rising adoption of gas-fired power plants known for their efficiency and reduced emissions. Advancement in combined cycle technology to enhance efficiency, along with increasing focus on adopting lower-carbon technologies will accelerate the deployment of gas fired power plants. For instance, In February 2024, Berlin allocated USD 17.3 billion (EUR 16 billion) to build four major natural gas plants. This investment aims to meet rising electricity demand and enhance generation by 2028. Shifting focus toward enhanced energy generation and adherence to stringent emission regulations, will augment the industry outlook.
Asia Pacific fossil fuel new energy generation market is set to grow over USD 550 billion by 2032. Rising energy demand across several industrial processes, robust industrial investments, rising population have accelerated the deployment of fossil fuel power plants, further proliferating the industry dynamics. Availability of abundant fossil reserves across the region along with favorable measures toward the energy generation is set to augment the business outlook. Favorable initiatives to enhance the energy efficiency and rising adoption new technologies for improving the energy generation processes across power plants will complement the business landscape.