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The electrochemical segment is set to cross USD 510 million by 2034. Rising emission levels across various industries, increasing need for emission monitoring systems, which play a crucial role in maintaining process control and ensuring quality standards has accelerated the product demand. Furthermore, growing industrial demand for effective monitoring systems and the positive trends towards reducing carbon emissions in industrial processes will complement the electrochemical gas analyzer systems business dynamics.
The gas analyzer systems market from oil & gas segment is anticipated to witness a CAGR of over 5% through 2034. The intensified efforts to reduce emissions coupled with the growing demand for effective gas monitoring systems across the oil & gas sector will complement the industry landscape. The ability to measure water vapors and corrosive gas mixtures, thereby enhancing operational safety and efficiency across refinery operations and processes will positively influence the industry outlook. The steady growth of refinery operations, coupled with the rise in oil and gas exploration and increased oil production capacities, is propelling the demand for effective emission monitoring systems.
U.S. gas analyzer systems market is set to grow over USD 1.2 billion by 2034. Increasing investments in manufacturing sectors along with the expansion of energy generation facilities and shifting focus on operational safety, is augmenting the business landscape. Moreover, increasing emphasis on streamlining industrial processes and initiatives by the respective authorities implementing comprehensive mandates that provide real-time insights into emission levels is shaping the business dynamics.
For instance, in June 2024, the U.S. EPA and DOE announced an USD 850 million funding initiative to combat methane emissions in the oil and natural gas sector. This program aims to help operators adopt new reduction technologies, improve emissions measurement across various scales, and provide accurate data to impacted communities.