Gasification is a process that converts carbon material, biomass, or municipal waste into another form of energy or products. It converts solid as well as liquid endproducts into gas through a chemical reaction. The process works by combining carbon-based materials, which are known as feedstock. The process involves combining the feedstock with small quantities of oxygen. Thus, during the gasification process, the carbon molecules are broken down into a mixture of carbon monoxide (CO) and hydrogen, which is known as syngas.Syngas is produced in petcoke gasification and is used to produce hydrogen, power,carbon monoxide, steam, and petrochemicals such as methanol and fertilizers like

urea.

PART 01: Executive summary 5

PART 02: Scope of the report 16

PART 03: Research Methodology 21

PART 04: Introduction 24

Key market highlights 24

Technological overview 25

Refining process 28

Gasification 30

PART 05: Market landscape 33

Market overview 33

Market size and forecast 33

Five forces analysis 35

PART 06: Market segmentation by application 36

Global petcoke gasification market by application 36

Global petcoke gasification market in power generation

sector 37

Global petcoke gasification market in chemical sector 38

Global petcoke gasification market in gaseous fuel

sector 40

PART 07: Geographical segmentation 42

Global petcoke gasification market by geography 42

Petcoke gasification market in APAC 43

Petcoke gasification market in EMEA 45

Petcoke gasification market in Americas 47

PART 08: Decision framework 50

PART 09: Drivers and challenges 52

Market drivers 53

Impact of drivers on key customer segments 57

Market challenges 58

Impact of challenges on key customer segments 61

PART 10: Market trends 62

Development of zero CO₂ emission technology 62

Carbon capture and storage through petcoke

gasification 63

Increasing size of gasification projects 63

PART 11: Vendor landscape 65

Competitor landscape 65

Other prominent vendors 66

PART 12: Key vendor analysis 67

Air Liquide 67

GE Energy 68

Royal Dutch Shell 68

RWE 69

Siemens 70

PART 13: Appendix 71

List of abbreviations 71

PART 14: Explore Technavio 72