全球电力行业阀门市场报告(2016-2020年)
Japan's plan to bridge the country's nuclear gap with coal has created new opportunities for valve manufacturers. On average, 5,000-7,000 units of valves are required in a coal-powered plant. The country plans to add 43 coal-fired plants that can generate 20.5 GW of power. This development is expected to create huge growth prospects for vendors in the global valves market for the power industry. APAC is likely to have a positive influence on the market's growth, as the region is expected to add an increased number of nuclear and coal power plants during the forecast period. China is projected to construct 40 nuclear power plants in five years, and the construction of 200 GW of coal power plants is underway. Asian economies such as India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia are expected to add coal capacity in pipelines, which will augur well for the global valves market for the power industry.The market potential of the valves industry has accelerated mergers and acquisitions across the world. Rise in competition among vendors and the need to expand their geographical presence and product portfolio to meet the growing demand has positively influenced the market. For instance, in 2016 Emerson Electric signed a deal to acquire the valves and controls unit of Pentair, and in 2015 IMI Critical completed the acquisition of Bopp & Reuther.In this report, Technavio covers the present scenario and growth prospects of the global valves market for the power industry 2016-2020. The market size has been calculated based on the demand for valves from the power industry. The average price of different types of valves has been taken into consideration for estimating the market revenue.