Home > Energy & Power > Oil and Gas > Upstream > Subsea Risers Market
Based on the depth, the deep-water depth segment is projected to register gains at nearly 8.6% up to 2032 propelled by the existence of prolific oil fields and the extraction of natural gas and oil. In addition, the escalating investments in deep and ultra-deep hydrocarbon fields to complement the surging energy demand across various end-user verticals is projected to upscale the product deployment potential. Moreover, the evolving focus on diminishing reliance on imported energy resources, coupled with a substantial increase in investments in deep and ultra-deep offshore oil fields, further influence a positive subsea risers market outlook.
Based on the product, the flexible riser industry was estimated to account for 45.2% revenue share in 2023. In addition, the industry is witnessing a transition towards flexible solutions that provide adaptability to seabed irregularities and stability over extended distances. This shift ensures the development of sustainable and dependable solutions for offshore energy production, further complementing the industry landscape.
The SCR segment have is set to grow significant growth driven by the existence of oil fields and the extraction of natural gas. The substantial increase in investments in deep and ultra-deep hydrocarbon fields, coupled with a heightened focus on the production of petrochemical products to meet growing demand are key contributors to the favorable industry outlook.
The Middle East & Africa subsea risers market is projected to surpass USD 630 million by 2032 observing a significant growth over the forecast period. The industry is propelled by favorable outlook for the development of unconventional resources and escalating investments in the exploration of newly discovered crude oil reserves.
Strategic shift towards the digitalization along with automation of drilling operations, focused at fueling crude oil production rates is set to positively influence the business dynamics. The region's wealth of offshore oil and gas reserves, the presence of established oil and gas companies and ongoing exploration and production activities, will significantly contribute to shaping the business landscape. Similarly, the introduction of government policies and regulations, coupled with the growing demand for energy resources, is anticipated to further propel the expansion of the industry.