The industrial emission control systems market has been analyzed in terms of revenue (US$ Mn)

Large-scale power plants, chemical process industry, and manufacturing industry emit harmful pollutants such as particulates, aerosols, vapors, and gases. These pollutants are harmful to human health and to the eco-system, thereby raising serious concerns among different government organizations and people across the globe. These pollutants can be eliminated using various industrial emission control systems and devices. Industrial emission control systems use different technologies and their selection depends on the type of pollutant emitted from the source and the efficiency level required. Industrial emission control systems typically collect, eliminate, and convert harmful pollutants by performing thermal or catalytic combustion, chemical reaction, oxidization, absorption, and adsorption, etc. More than one industrial emission control system is used on many occasions in a series for obtaining optimal emission reduction. Increasing NOx, sulfur dioxide, and particulate emissions have raised alarms to prevent further environmental damages. Government and environmental regulatory bodies have introduced stringent regulations to control emissions. In order to meet the emission standards, industries across the globe have installed industrial emission control systems. The market for industrial emission control systems has been rapidly expanding, predominantly due to stringent regulations followed by growing industrialization and high global power demand.

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The industrial emission control systems market has been analyzed in terms of revenue (US$ Mn). Additionally, the market has been segmented on the basis of emission source, type of emission control device, and geography. Based on emission source, the market has been segmented into power plants, chemical process industry, marine industry, waste to energy industry, and other industries. The power plants segment held the largest share of 42.3% of the industrial emission control systems market in 2014. In terms of device, the market has been segmented into electrostatic precipitators, catalytic reactors, incinerators, filters, and others. The electrostatic precipitators segment accounted for the largest share of 36.2% of the industrial emission control systems market, by devices, in 2014.

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In terms of geography, the industrial emission control systems market has been segmented into four regions: North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Rest of the World. Asia Pacific was the largest market for industrial emission control systems, accounting for 38% of the global market share in 2014. Rapidly increasing industrialization in China and India spurring the demand for power along with rising population is the major driver of the industrial emission control systems market in Asia Pacific. North America was the second-largest market for industrial emission control systems in 2014. Stringent environmental regulations and emission standards is the major driver for industrial emission control systems market in North America. Europe was the third-largest market for industrial emission control systems in 2014. The market in Rest of the World is expected to witness significant growth in the near future due to evolving emission regulations and growth in industrial productivity.

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