- Fuel cell and hydrogen companies
- Supply chain companies looking to enter the fuel cell industry
- Government, energy, and economic policymakers
- Utilities
- Industry associations
- Government agencies
- Investor community
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The Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Industries: Ten Trends to Watch in 2012 and Beyond
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サマリーThe fuel cell industry continues to be a dynamic market as it makes the transition from the R&D stage to full commercialization. Along this path, breakout applications are continuing to emerge and business models and market structures are evolving rapidly. Some technologies and applications are proven to have staying power, while others are revealed as simply hype. But the overall fuel cell industry continues to expand, and Pike Research estimates that the total size of the global market will reach $785 million in 2012. Several key trends are emerging that will be important in shaping the fuel cell industry over the next few years. One key market that is taking shape is the use of fuel cells for residential combined heat and power (resCHP) applications, a market that is experiencing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 67.7%. Meanwhile, remote sensing is a breakout market for small fuel cells, which are well-suited for applications including dam monitoring, seismic monitoring, wildlife monitoring, weather stations, and others. However, other sectors do not look so promising, according to Pike Research’s analysis – one example is the portable fuel cell market, particular for consumer electronics applications, which the firm anticipates will suffer disappointment in 2012 after a recent renewal of the hype in this sector. This Pike Research white paper offers analysis and insights on 10 key trends that will influence the direction of the fuel cell and hydrogen industries in 2012 and beyond. Information and analysis in this paper is drawn from Pike Research’s ongoing coverage of the global fuel cell market. Key Questions Addressed:Who needs this report?
目次Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary 1.1 Introduction 2. Ten Key Trends in the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Industries 2.1 The resCHP Market Will Gather Momentum 2.2 Rhetoric and Reality Will Diverge in the Hydrogen Energy Storage Market 2.3 Flight to Third-Party Countries for Manufacturing Will Increase 2.4 Hype Will Be Followed by Disappointment in the Portable Fuel Cell Sector 2.5 Interest in FECVs Will Reemerge as the Limitations of BEVs Are Realized 2.6 Buyouts and Corporate Investments in Both Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Will Continue 2.7 Remote Sensing Will Be the 2012 Breakout Fuel Cell Market 2.8 Renewables, Storage, and Fuel Cells Will Converge in the Off-Grid Power Market 2.9 IPP and ESCO Tie Ups with Utilities Will Increase 2.10 Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Industries Will Generate $785 Million in Revenue During 2012
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同社・類似レポート一覧プレスリリースWorldwide Revenue from Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Will Reach $785 Million in 2012
February 14, 2012
As the fuel cell industry makes the transition from the R&D stage to full commercialization, breakout applications are continuing to emerge and business models and market structures are evolving rapidly. Overall, the industry continues to expand, and the total size of the global market – including revenues from fuel cells and from hydrogen for fuel cells and internal combustion engines (ICEs) – will reach $785 million in 2012, according to a new white paper from Pike Research. One key market that is taking shape is the use of fuel cells for residential combined heat and power (resCHP) applications, a market that is experiencing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 67.7%. Meanwhile, Pike Research expects that remote sensing will be the breakout market for small fuel cells in 2012, as they are well-suited for applications including dam monitoring, seismic monitoring, wildlife monitoring, weather stations, and others. However, other sectors do not look so promising, according to Pike Research’s analysis – one example is the portable fuel cell market, particularly for consumer electronics applications, which the firm anticipates will suffer disappointment in 2012 after a recent renewal of the hype in this sector. The white paper, which includes 10 predictions about the fuel cell market in 2012, is available for free. “The fuel cell and hydrogen industries are once again entering a year of growth, as seen in the revenue projections for the first time surpassing three-quarters of a billion dollars, but market participants also face significant challenges,” says research director Kerry-Ann Adamson. “As well as growth in the current markets, we are also starting to see new markets emerging – including, in 2012, the remote sensing sector, with increasing demand for fit-for-purpose products from the fuel cell industry.” Pike Research’s industry predictions for 2012 include the following:
Pike Research’s white paper, “The Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Industries: Ten Trends to Watch in 2012 and Beyond”, offers analysis and insights on 10 key trends that will influence the direction of the fuel cell and hydrogen industries in 2012 and beyond. Information and analysis in this paper is drawn from Pike Research’s ongoing coverage of the global fuel cell market, with forecasts included for key market sectors.
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