Marine Scrubber Market Overview:
Marine Scrubber Market size is projected to reach USD 12,035 Million by 2030 at 10.1% CAGR between 2022 and 2030.
Our Market Overview and Regional Analysis provide an understanding of the industries, companies and products within the market. Our Trends section provides an analysis of how the market is currently performing and looks set to perform in the future. Our Growth Forecast section gives you an idea about how our Market Analysis works, by giving us further details on how we can build our Market Forecast model for a particular domain within this report. Lastly, in our Metrics section we outline important data points relating to each of these sections as well as our current forecasted price range.
Drivers
Introduction of Stringent Government Directives and Norms to Boost Market Growth
The introduction of stringent government directives and norms focused to curb marine pollution by fuel or other toxic constituents and the increasing implementation of such norms across the shipping industry is likely to boost the deployment of EGC (exhaust gas cleaning) systems or scrubber technology. As per the IMO (International Maritime Organization) directive, every ship is needed to reduce SOx emissions both outside and inside Sulfur Emission Control Areas (SECAs). This will boost the global marine scrubber market value over the forecast period.
Opportunities
Growing Preference for Passenger Vessels to Offer Robust Opportunities
Growing trading activities in different industries that is increasing the size of passenger vessels may offer robust opportunities for the marine scrubber market over the forecast period. The growing preference for passenger vessels is owing to the different benefits that it offers such as dependable transportation and congestion-free transportation.
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Restraints
High Installation Cost to act as Market Restraint
The high cost of installation may act as a market restraint over the forecast period.
Challenges
Surging Need for Clean Fuel to act as Market Challenge
The growing need for clean fuel may act as a market challenge over the forecast period.
Market Segmentation
The global marine scrubber market has been bifurcated based on application, fuel, and technology.
By technology, the dry technology will lead the market over the forecast period at a highest CAGR owing to its various perks such as no production of liquid effluent, emissions substantially, and a reduction in NOx emissions.
By fuel, the MGO segment will dominate the market over the forecast period owing to the ability for generating comparatively less quantity of sulfur concentrations in the atmosphere.
By application, the recreational segment will spearhead the market over the forecast period. Increasing participation in leisure activities including international voyage and cruise variations driven by rising per capita income is adding to the growth of the segment.
Regional Analysis
Europe to Spearhead Marine Scrubber Market
Europe will spearhead the marine scrubber market over the forecast period. Rising environmental concerns supported by strict government regulations, growing focus on reducing sulfur emissions from marine vessels, environmental norms and subsidies on installation of scrubbers, rising awareness about Sox and its impact on health, strict norms to curb pollution, and the presence of some of the world’s largest commercial shipping line owners in Greece, Nordic countries and other parts of the region are adding to the global marine scrubber market share in the region.
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Key Players
Eminent players profiled in the global marine scrubber industry report include Kwangsung Co., Ltd. (Mexico), Alfa Laval (Sweden), Hamon Research-Cottrell, Inc. (Belgium), CR Ocean Engineering (US), Damen Shipyards Group N.V. (Netherlands), VDL AEC Maritime B.V. (Netherlands), Langh Tech Oy Ab (Finland), Ecospray Technologies S.r.l. (Italy), DuPont (US), Yara International ASA (Norway), Clean Marine AS (Norway), Shanghai Bluesoul Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. (China), Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. (Japan), Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (Japan), and Wartsila (Finland).
