Advanced Marine Power Supply Market 2025 | Industry Crucial Players - Emerson Electric Company, Schneider Electric SE, ABB Ltd, Exide Industries Ltd, EnerSys, HBL Power Systems Ltd, Systems Sunlight S.A., Eaton Corporation Plc, Powerbox International AB,

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Power supply is a device that transfers energy from a power source to an electrical load. Prominent power supply products that are used in marine environment include switch mode power supply (SMPS), uninterrupted power supply (UPS), battery, and inverter. The prominent marine applications where power supply products are used are internal lighting, navigation lighting, and communication radar among others. The major function of the marine power supply is to provide power supply to all the equipment available on the vessels or ships. From the safety and security point of view, immersed computing designs and the marine power architectures require strong and powerful supply of power sources, giving rise to the marine power supply market.

The global advanced marine power supply market has witnessed improved traction in the past few years, thanks to the massive rise in the number of vessels across the world. There has been significant increase in number of aircraft carriers and increasing expenditure of military naval vessels. In Addition, the demand for renewable energy sources to power ships has also increased, resulting in the growth of the advanced marine power supply market. One of the major parameter that restricts the growth of the advanced marine power supply market is the high maintenance cost of ships and wear and tear of power supply products.

The global advanced marine power supply market was valued at US$ 4310.8 Mn in 2016 and is anticipated to increase at a CAGR of 4.7% from 2017 to 2025.

Communication and Internal Lighting to Emerge as Key Applications

The global advanced marine power supply market is segmented on the basis of devices, power supply source and application. By device, the global advanced marine power supply market is bifurcated into battery switch mode power supply (SMPS), uninterrupted power supply (UPS), inverters, batteries, and others. On the basis of power supply source, the global advanced marine power supply market is segmented into direct power supply and renewable power supply.

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Further, the application segmentation includes internal lighting, navigation lighting, communication, surveillance system, and engine control. The report covers the analysis of these segments across all geographies, along with qualitative analysis for key market indicators augmenting the growth of advanced marine power supply market during the forecast period. Among these, communication and internal lighting are the key applications supplementing the growth of advanced marine power supply market.

Asia Pacific and Europe to Present Promising Growth Opportunities

Geographically, the advanced marine power supply market has been covered in the report for regions such as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, and South America. In 2016, Asia Pacific occupied the largest share of the market. This can be attributed to the growing cross border e-commerce market. Some of the major countries that drives the e-commerce market in Asia Pacific region are Japan, China, and South Korea. Increase in cross-border trade along with increase in ship owners are increasing the demand for marine power supply devices in Asia-Pacific.

Europe acquired the second largest share of the global advanced marine power supply market in 2016. Moreover, advanced marine power supply market in Europe is expected to expand at a decent growth rate during the forecast period. The growth in the Europe market will be primarily driven by digitization that increases operational efficiency, reduces cost, better communication among marine stakeholders and other marine applications. Some of the major countries that drive marine power supply market in Europe region are U.K. Germany, and France.

Some of the leading players in global advanced marine power supply market are Emerson Electric Company, Schneider Electric SE, ABB Ltd, Exide Industries Ltd, EnerSys, HBL Power Systems Ltd, Systems Sunlight S.A., Eaton Corporation Plc, Powerbox International AB, ENAG, Marine Electric Systems Inc. Newmar, and Analytic Systems among others.

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