Phase Change Materials (PCM) Market likely to witness an impressive CAGR of 18.2% by 2025, as estimated by Stratview Research

Stratview Research in its recent report has offered an overlook of the current Phase Change Materials (PCM) Market scenarios and has also estimated the Phase Change Materials (PCM) Market size to reach grow at CAGR of 18.2% by 2025. The insights highlighted in the report are based on data that is carefully collected from reliable sources and is then scrutinized to have a proper analysis.
Not only the report offers the market size but also details about the market segmentation with its share. Stratview Research also extends its research to offer a forecast of the market during the period of 2020 – 2025, to provide the clients with base knowledge of the market and make strategies to have beneficial results ahead.

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Phase Change Materials are such materials that can change that phase or form from solid to liquid or from liquid to solid. These are useful in storing heat so that it can be used later on when needed. When they absorb, they melt and they again solidify when they release heat. These can be stored in different insulated buffers so that they can be used for upcoming needs.
Phase Change Materials can be of several types with their own advantages and disadvantages. These materials can be used in a wide number of areas such as construction, textiles, refrigeration, and many others.
This report studies the market covering a period of 12 years of trend and forecast. The report provides detailed insights into the market dynamics to enable informed business decision making and growth strategy formulation based on the opportunities present in the market.

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Based on the type, the market is segmented as Inorganic PCM, Organic PCM, and Bio-based PCM. The inorganic PCM is expected to lead the market during the forecast period, owing to its good thermal conductivity, high latent heat of fusion, non-flammability, and low cost. Inorganic PCMs are extensively used in thermal energy storage, HVAC, cold chain & packaging, and refrigeration & equipment.
Based on the application type, the PCM market is segmented as building & construction, HVAC, cold chain & packaging, thermal energy storage, refrigeration & equipment, electronics, textiles, and others. The building & construction segment is expected to remain the largest segment during the forecast period, owing to stringent regulations towards greenhouse gas emission and increasing investment for low carbon buildings, especially in North America and Europe.
In terms of regions, Europe is expected to remain the largest market for phase change materials during the forecast period. Stringent regulation regarding usage and handling of temperature-sensitive goods, implementation of strict building codes, and the European Union directives to improve efficiency in buildings are the major factors that have led to the dominance of Europe in the global PCM market.

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Highlights of the Report:
Phase change materials market is likely to witness an impressive CAGR of 18.2% during the forecast period. Strong demand from end-use industries, such as building & construction, HVAC, cold chain & packaging, thermal energy storage, refrigeration & equipment, electronics, textiles, and others is the major factor driving the demand for phase change materials in the global market. Phase change material holds unique feature that it can store and release large amount of energy/heat while maintaining a constant temperature and hence, is used to conserve energy, reduce operating cost, and provide temperature security.
Some of the major players in the phase change materials market are Honeywell Electronic Materials, Inc., Laird PLC., Sasol Limited, Croda International PLC., Entropy Solutions LLC, Microtek Laboratories Inc., Pluss Advanced Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Phase Change Energy Solutions Inc., Rubitherm Technologies GmbH, Phase Change Materials Products Ltd., Outlast Technologies LLC, Henkel AG & Company, KGaA, and Cold Chain Technologies, Inc.

Features of the Report
This report offers high-quality insights and is the outcome of detailed research methodology comprising extensive secondary research, rigorous primary interviews with industry stakeholders and validation and triangulation with Stratview Research’s internal database and statistical tools.

The Phase Change Materials (PCM) Market analysis report discusses the following heads in great detail:
• Market structure: Overview, industry life cycle analysis, supply chain analysis
• Market environment analysis: Growth drivers and constraints, Porter’s five forces analysis, SWOT analysis
• Market trend and forecast analysis
• Market segment trend and forecast
• Competitive landscape and dynamics: Market share, product portfolio, product launches, etc.
• Attractive market segments and associated growth opportunities
• Emerging trends
• Strategic growth opportunities for the existing and new players
• Key success factors

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