Global Turbine Inlet Cooling Market - Growth, Trends, and Forecast (2018 - 2023)

The increasing demand for a secure power supply in emerging economies, inability of the companies involved in handling peak energy demand and the extremely high emissions (often during hot weather conditions) are the problems faced by the power industry, in general. The hot weather is responsible for an adverse effect on turbine efficiency, and the need arises for uneconomical peaker plants. Power augmentation is an alternative approach and includes the Turbine Inlet Cooling (TIC) technology, which enables the system to produce power at the rated capacity, and sometimes more than the rated capacity. The TIC technology maximizes the value of existing power generation assets and optimizes the output from new assets with immediate effect.

Growing Energy Demand in Hot Regions Driving the Market Growth

The emerging economies in Asia-Pacific and Middle East & Africa face the problem of energy demand supply gap, especially in hot seasons, with increasing demand for energy and the economic nature of TIC technology; owing to these factors, the market is poised to grow. As the energy demand continues to rise, efficient and economic power sources are expected to play a vital role in meeting the rising demand in the coming years. Gas-fired power generation is one such technology that is being widely adopted by many countries across the world for the clean-burning characteristics; the efficiency of these plants can be substantially increased by using turbine inlet cooling technology.

Natural Gas Power Generation Growth Driving the Market in the US

As of 2016, the United States was among the largest markets for turbine inlet cooling technology as the country depends on natural gas power generation for about 31.8% of the national production. It is expected to remain among the largest players for the market over the forecast period, thus, augmenting the turbine inlet cooling market during the forecast period.

Key Developments in the Market

• December 2017: Stellar Energy delivered chiller plant equipment to Duke Energy Hines energy complex, which increased the plant’s summer output by net 200MW.

The major players include - Araner, Stellar Energy, Johnson Controls, Camfil Power Systems, American Moistening Systems, Kiewit, amongst others.

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• Current and future turbine inlet cooling market outlook in the developed and emerging markets


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