Smart Pumps Market to Reach USD 1.24 Billion by 2030, Driven by Increasing Demand from Oil & Gas and Water Treatment Industries - Mordor Intelligence

Mordor Intelligence has published a new report on the Smart Pumps Market offering a comprehensive analysis of trends, growth drivers, and future projections.
Introduction

According to a 2025 report on the smart pumps market by Mordor Intelligence,the market size is projected to grow from USD 0.86 billion in 2025 to USD 1.24 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 7.59% during the forecast period. This growth is supported by the rising adoption of energy-efficient pump systems and increasing investments in industrial automation across end-user industries such as water treatment, chemicals, oil and gas, and power generation.

The smart pumps market [https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/smart-pumps-market?utm_source=abnewswire] refers to a segment of the global pump industry that integrates advanced digital technologies such as sensors, control systems, and connectivity features into traditional pumping equipment. These pumps are designed to automatically monitor, regulate, and optimize their performance based on real-time operating conditions. Unlike conventional pumps, smart pumps can adjust flow rates, detect system faults, and provide usage analytics, making them more efficient and reliable.

Key Market Trends in the Smart Pumps Market

Increasing Adoption in Water and Wastewater Treatment

Governments and municipalities are investing in smart water infrastructure. Smart pumps help monitor flow, pressure, and energy use, improving system reliability and reducing water loss.

Integration with IoT and Remote Monitoring Systems

Smart pumps are increasingly connected to cloud-based platforms and SCADA systems, allowing for real-time performance tracking, fault detection, and remote diagnostics.

Rising Focus on Energy Efficiency

Industries are prioritizing energy-saving technologies. Smart pumps, with variable speed drives and automated controls, help reduce energy consumption and operating costs.

Growing Use in Oil & Gas and Chemical Industries

These sectors demand precision and safety. Smart pumps support accurate flow control and provide early warnings for equipment issues, minimizing downtime and risk.

Market Segmentation

By Type

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Centrifugal: Widely used for applications requiring high flow rates. Common in water, HVAC, and wastewater systems.

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Positive Displacement: Suitable for precise flow control in industries like oil & gas, chemicals, and food processing.

By Capacity (m/h)

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Up to 30: Ideal for small-scale or precision applications such as dosing systems or compact HVAC setups.

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30 - 90: Common in medium-capacity systems like commercial buildings and municipal water systems.

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90 - 180: Used in mid-sized industrial applications with moderate flow needs.

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180 - 360: Suited for large-scale operations including desalination and flood control.

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Above 360: Deployed in heavy-duty, continuous flow industries such as power generation and large water utilities.

By Connectivity

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Wired (Ethernet, Fieldbus, HART): Traditional and widely adopted for integration into established industrial systems.

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Wireless (Wi-Fi, Cellular, LPWAN): Gaining traction for remote monitoring, flexible deployment, and IoT integration in modern facilities.

By Component

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Pump Hardware: Core mechanical system that handles fluid movement; dominant cost component.

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Sensors and Instrumentation: Enable data collection on pressure, flow, and temperature for real-time control.

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Variable-Frequency Drives (VFDs): Adjust motor speed to optimize energy use and system efficiency.

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Control and Analytics Software: Provides system monitoring, diagnostics, and performance optimization through digital platforms.

By End-User

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Building Automation: Used in HVAC and water systems to regulate temperature and energy use in commercial and residential structures.

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Water and Wastewater: Major user segment deploying smart pumps for efficient and automated flow control in municipal infrastructure.

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Oil and Gas: Requires smart pumping solutions for enhanced safety, remote monitoring, and optimized flow in extraction and processing.

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Chemicals: Utilizes precision pumping for dosing and transfer in complex chemical manufacturing environments.

By Geography

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North America: North America holds a considerable share in the smart pumps market, benefitting from mature industrial infrastructure, strong regulatory demand for energy efficiency, and rapid adoption of IoT-enabled systems. The region has established players and a favorable business environment that supports digital transformation in sectors such as water utilities, oil & gas, and commercial buildings

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South America: While South America is not highlighted as a leading region in the Mordor report, growing industrial investment and water infrastructure upgrades suggest emerging interest in smart pump solutions, especially in municipal and agricultural sectors. Regional adoption is expected to pick up as energy and automation policies advance.

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Europe: Europe is the largest region in the smart pumps market, accounting for roughly 29.5% of global revenue in 2024. The region's leadership stems from strong energy-efficiency mandates (like Ecodesign regulations), public-sector investment in infrastructure, and progressive adoption of digital control systems for fluid handling operations

Major Players

Grundfos Holding A/S

Based in Denmark and founded in 1945, Grundfos is the world's largest pump manufacturer with over 19,000 employees globally. The company offers smart pumps such as its Epumps, which combine energy-efficient motors, controllers, and sensors into a compact, integrated solution. These systems support realtime monitoring and variable speed control to reduce energy use in building systems, water distribution, and industrial applications

Xylem Inc.

Xylem is a U.S.-based water technology company spun off from ITT Corporation in 2011. It operates globally in more than 150 countries, with reported 2024 revenue of around USD8.6billion and approximately 23,000 employees. Xylem provides smart pumping solutions for municipal water networks, wastewater, industrial fluid handling, and applied water systems. Through acquisitions like Evoqua (completed in 2023), Xylem has strengthened its position as a pure-play water technology leader

Sulzer Ltd.

Sulzer, founded in Switzerland in the 1800s, is a global industrial engineering firm with around CHF3.3billion in revenue (2023) and more than 13,000 employees. Through its Flow Equipment Services division, Sulzer delivers smart pump solutions tailored for demanding industries such as oil & gas, water treatment, and power generation emphasizing efficiency, remote monitoring, and reliability

Flowserve Corporation

Flowserve is a U.S.-based industrial machinery supplier headquartered in Texas. With roots going back to the 18th century, the modern Flowserve brand emerged in 1997 through mergers and acquisitions. It generated approximately USD3.9billion in revenue by 2019 and employs tens of thousands across more than 50 countries Flowserve offers smart pump products and systems often integrated with control, seal, and automation components that serve oil & gas, chemical, power, and water sectors.

Wilo SE

Wilo SE is a German company founded in 1872, specializing in pumps and pump systems for building services, water management, and industrial automation. With annual revenue of about EUR1.9billion in 2022 and approximately 9,000 employees in 2024, Wilo operates over 60 subsidiaries and produces around 10 million pump units each year. Its smart pump offerings include systems for HVAC, building automation, and smart water networks, often enhanced with AIbased control and energy optimization features

Conclusion

The smart pumps market is gaining momentum as industries worldwide prioritize efficiency, automation, and predictive maintenance. With a projected CAGR of 8.29% between 2025 and 2030, the market is expanding steadily across sectors such as water and wastewater treatment, oil and gas, chemicals, power generation, and building automation.

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