Electrostatic Precipitator Market Share

Asia Pacific Market Analysis     

By 2037, Asia Pacific electrostatic precipitator market is predicted to capture over 47% revenue share. The governments in this region impose various strict regulations in most of the urban areas to bring down the level of air pollution. For example, India aims to cut industrial emissions with initiatives such as the Long-Term Low Emissions Growth Strategy, which is likely to increase demand for ESPs. Such policies form one of the drivers for growth as industries work to comply with national and international environmental standards.

With the government of India initiating several initiatives to improve air quality across industries, demand for ESPs has started to grow in the country. As a result, companies are increasing their capacities to satisfy the growing domestic demand driven by new regulations for better emission standards. The concentration on pollution control systems falls in line with India's current initiative to upgrade urban air quality and public health.

China is also on a course to meet its ambitious clean air targets under the 14th Five-Year Plan by reducing industrial emissions achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. In September 2023, Valmet received an order to supply ESP to Shandong Huatai Paper Co., Ltd. in China with a view to achieving vast emission reductions in pulp production. This type of project is indicative that China is taking a proactive approach where companies invest in advanced ESP systems to ensure compliance with national emission standards and support environmental initiatives.

North America Market Analysis

North America electrostatic precipitator market is anticipated to observe growth of around 8.5% between 2024 and 2037. The market is driven by the strict air quality standards stipulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, especially for power generation industries, which have created a considerable demand for pollution control solutions to maintain a high level of compliance with regulations. Growth in industrial activities coupled with regulatory pressures continues to keep the demand for ESPs high as integral parts of emission control in North America.

The U.S. remains a key market for ESPs since most industries have invested hugely in pollution control to meet the set EPA regulations. Furthermore, the market is witnessing growth due to rising industrial air quality standards by government authorities. For example, FLSmidth and ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG reached an agreement on the completion of a merger transaction to acquire Thyssenkrupp's mining business. Through such an integration, the company can expand client connectivity and product portfolio, gaining wider geographic exposure and strengthening its position in the mining industry.

Canada is also a considerable market for electrostatic precipitators driven by stringent environmental standards in the country that significantly raise the bar on ESP demand for several industries, especially energy. Government incentives toward the adoption of clean technology further promote this market growth. These initiatives fall under the goals of national sustainability, which would further encourage businesses to integrate ESP solutions into their operations. Besides, growing regulatory pressure to switch to cleaner processes pushes sectors to act in favor of ESP demand.