The global wind Energy operations and maintenance (O&M) market is set to grow from just over $13.7 billion in 2016 to around $27.4 billion by 2025, representing a compound annual growth rate of 8.0%,
According to the company’s most recent study, a wind farm’s O&M is crucial since it helps to create value, boost turbine availability, and raise returns. The primary factors driving the expanding industry are ageing wind turbines and the failure of parts like blades and gearboxes.
This is due to the technology’s high yield, which is a result of stronger and more reliable winds compared to onshore winds, and its potential to build enormous Gigawatt-scale installations.
Indeed, due to higher turbine maintenance, higher logistics costs, and a shortage of experienced labour, offshore wind generates higher O&M expenses than onshore wind.
China is the world’s largest market for wind operation and maintenance, making over 30% of the total market size in 2016. According to GlobalData, the nation will continue to hold the top spot with a share of 27.4% in 2025. Opportunities for O&M will arise as the number of wind power installations rises throughout the anticipated period. The country’s wind power sector is expanding mostly because to a huge installed base, government initiatives, and stringent environmental regulations.
Growth Factors
The uneven heating of the atmosphere and irregularities in the earth’s surface give rise to wind, a form of solar energy. Owners of wind farms must do operations and maintenance on their turbines because of the long-term effects. Larger owners commonly use self-perform strategies to take full management of their assets, advance original equipment manufacturer (OEM) procedures, and cut costs.
A wind turbine is a device that converts wind kinetic energy into electrical energy. Over 650 gigawatts of power are presently produced by wind farms’ large turbines, with 60 gigawatts added each year.
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To increase demand for wind turbine operations and maintenance and to extend the life of wind turbines, regular turbine maintenance is necessary. To produce both power and income during the anticipated time, the top market participants in the worldwide wind turbine operations and maintenance market must invest a sizeable sum of money.
Wind turbine operations and maintenance service providers are in charge of doing all necessary maintenance, operation, repairs, and diagnostics on the wind turbines installed at offshore wind farms. Examples of wind turbine operations and maintenance services include unscheduled maintenance, scheduled maintenance, asset management, and remote monitoring.
With strategic analysis, micro and macro market trend and scenario, pricing analysis, and a comprehensive summary of the market circumstances in the forecast period, the Wind Energy O&M Market research report keeps a close eye on the major competitors. It is an expertly written, in-depth study that emphasises key and secondary drivers, market share, top categories, and regional analysis. The paper also examines prominent actors, significant partnerships, mergers, and acquisitions, as well as popular innovations and business practises.
Market Segmentation:
Global Wind Energy O&M Market: Major Players
Enercon
Siemens Wind Power
GE Wind Turbine
Suzlon
Siemens(Gamesa)
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Global Wind Energy O&M Market: Types
Original Equipment Manufacturers
Independent Service Providers
In-House
Global Wind Energy O&M Market: Applications
Offshore
Onshore
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