MCHP (Micro Combined Heat and Power) Market Share, Competitive Dynamics & Global Outlook 2023 By Honda Power, Vaillant Group, Yanmar Holdings, Ceres Power Holdings PLC, Qnergy, Aisin Group, BDR Viessmann Group and Solid Power

Micro Combined Heat and Power Market Scenario

MCHP Market expected to reach 15.5% growth forecast period 2018-2023, MCHP Market Categorizes the Global Market by Product Material, Type, Technology, Application, Region and End Users

As mentioned in the definition of Energy Efficiency Directive of European Union, MCHP technology is appropriate to be applied in residential, public and commercial buildings to supply a range of heat and electricity usage. The greatest advantage that MCHP offers is their small size, which is the same as of the domestic boilers, thus, can be installed anywhere in the buildings. Other benefits served by the MCHP technology include carbon savings, balancing renewables, job creation through electricity generation, and empowering energy consumers.

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Micro-combined heat and power (MCHP) is a next-generation power solution, particularly, defined for small size cogeneration plants. MCHP is capable of meeting the demand for space heating or cooling in buildings, accompanied by the capability of fulfilling the demand for electricity, which can replace the need for grid supply. The main output of the MCHP systems is heat with some electricity generation, at a typical ratio of 6:1 (heat to electricity). The buildings that include residential and commercial infrastructure contributed to around 21% of the total energy consumption, in 2015.

Prominent Players:

Some of the key players of global MCHP market are Honda Power (Japan), Vaillant Group (Germany), Yanmar Holdings Co. Ltd. (Japan), Ceres Power Holdings PLC (U.K), Qnergy (U.S.), Aisin Group (Japan), BDR Thermea Group (U.K), Centrica plc (U.K), Mondragon Corporation (Spain), Viessmann Group (Germany), Dantherm Power (Denmark), Nucusa Energy (U.S.), and Solid Power (U.S.).

Micro Combined Heat and Power (MCHP) Market Segmentation

Global MCHP market has been segmented on the basis of type, technology, application and region.

Based on type, the market is further classified as engine based and fuel-cell based. The fuel-cell based segment is expected to dominate the market due to increased focus on fuel cell technology and its benefits over the conventional power generation systems.

Based on application, the market is further segmented as residential and commercial. Commercial segment accounts for the largest segments, due to funding and incentives provided by the government to install the MCHP systems.

The engine based MCHP has power generation capacity of 1 kWh, while the fuel-cell based MCHP can generate up to 2kWh of power and has an electrical output of more than 65% efficiency. Amongst these, Stirling engine and SOFC segments are the most successful technology segments due to their capacity of saving more carbon footprint and greater operational efficiency than rest of the sub-segments.

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Table Of Content

1 Executive Summary

2 Scope Of The Report

2.1 Market Definition

2.2 Scope Of The Study

2.3 Research Process

2.4 Market Size Estimation

2.5 Forecast Model

3 Market Landscape

3.1 Porter’s Five Forces Analysis

3.2 Value Chain/Supply Chain Analysis

4 Market Dynamics

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Market Drivers

4.3 Market Restraints

4.4 Market Opportunities

4.5 Market Trends

5 Global MCHP Market, By Type

5.1 Introduction

5.2 Engine Based

5.3 Fuel-Cell Based

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