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Based on capacity, the < 3 kW segment is anticipated to reach more than USD 17 million by 2034, on account of benefits including compact design, high resilience, and reduced fuel consumption. New product developments and advancements in power generation, will lead to market growth. Furthermore, rising consumer demand for clean energy to curb carbon emissions, along with the expanding market for electricity systems especially backup power systems will boost the industry landscape.
Based on end use, the industry/Utility segment is set to grow at over 13% CAGR through 2034. Ongoing introduction of hydrogen roadmaps and standards along with the substantial installation of systems generating both heat and electricity, will drive the adoption of large-scale stationary systems in the utility sector. Additionally, stricter regulatory norms and mandates, coupled with the growing demand for large multi-megawatt units to supply electricity in off-grid areas, will significantly enhance the industry's outlook.
The U.S. prime power stationary fuel cell market is likely to exceed USD 85.5 million by 2034, on account of ability to enhance energy security by providing a reliable electricity source. Shifting global focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change will complement the business landscape. Growing frequency of extreme weather events and power grid instability, especially in areas like California and Texas, will augment the demand for backup power solutions and on-site energy generation. Additionally, ongoing expansion of hydrogen infrastructure including production, storage, and distribution will continue to drive the growth of decentralized energy generation solutions for on-site power production.