CAGR: 2.8%Current Market Size: USD 10.8 BillionFastest Growing Region: Europe
Largest Market: APACProjection Time: 2021-2028Base Year: 2020
The global marine engines market is expected to grow from USD 10.8 Billion in 2020 to USD 13.4 Billion by 2028, at a CAGR of 2.8% during the Projection period 2021-2028. This growth of the marine engines market is significantly driven by an upsurge in the adoption of smart engines for safety and situational awareness along with the significant rise in maritime tourism.
Marine Engines are incorporated in marine vehicles for converting heat, which is generated by burning fuel, into the development of thermal energy and further transforming it into mechanical energy. These engines used on board ships or marine vehicles are internal combustion (IC) engines, wherein, the fuel combustion takes place inside the engine cylinder, while the heat is generated after the combustion process. The primary purpose of such engines is marine propulsion and power generation. The two main types of marine diesel engines are 4 stroke engines and 2 stroke engines.
These marine engines are built inside the facilities of the manufacturers. For instance, MAN Diesel, a German multinational company and provider of large-bore diesel engines and turbomachinery for marine and stationary applications has production facilities of marine engines in Augsburg, Copenhagen, Frederikshavn, Saint-Nazaire, and Shanghai among others.
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Market Dynamics
Drivers:
The need for reduced unplanned stoppages, an extension of engine overhaul intervals, and costs saving through engine performance optimization has led to the upsurge in the adoption of smart engines in the marine industry. In addition to this, the market players are collaborating with each other to meet this rise in demand for smart engines. For instance, in April 2019, WinGD, the developer of low-speed gas and diesel engines for marine propulsion, and ExxonMobil, one of the largest publicly traded international oil & gas companies collaborated to advance the adoption of smart shipping technology to ensure efficient and safe engine operation.
A number of countries across the globe have invested considerably in infrastructure and facilities to make it easier for tourists to travel via roads, air, and marine. For instance, recently, the European Commission implemented a strategy to push growth and increase jobs in the coastal & maritime tourism sector. This growth in the maritime tourism sector consequently boosts demand for marine engines. Hence, growing marine tourism, as well as demand for recreational and passenger’s vessels, is projected to boost the growth of the marine engine market.
Restraints:
There is a varied range of environmental policies, regulations, and subsidy schemes associated with the intensity of emissions caused by harmful gases including CO2, SOx, and NOx. For instance, in January 2020, IMO 2020, a new limit on the sulfur content in the fuel oil used onboard ships came into power. This regulation is introduced by International Maritime Organization (IMO), an agency of the United Nations (UN) which has been formed to promote maritime safety. This regulation is aimed at preserving the environment, improving air quality, and protecting human health. Such regulations hampers
Opportunities:
Dual-fuel engines are prominently diesel engines that can run on both liquid as well as gaseous fuels. Fuel flexibility is the major advantage of dual-fuel technology-enabled engines. In addition to this, the dual-fuel engines ensure low cost along with the superior environmental benefits offered by gas. All of the aforementioned factors have significantly led to an upsurge in demand for dual-fuel engines in the marine industry, boosting the growth of the market.
Challenges:
The demand for ocean transport is growing in conjunction with world trade. However, shipping overcapacity or the oversupply of shipping vessels against demand is being observed in the industry. This has led to a declined number of orders for new vessels. Hence, a reduction in the new shipbuilding orders is projected to create challenges for the growth of the market.
Segmentation Analysis
The global marine engines market has been segmented based on power range, engine, vessel, type, fuel, and regions.
By Power Range
By Engine
By Vessel
By Type
By Fuel
By Regional Analysis
The regions analyzed for the Marine Engines market include North America, Europe, South America, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East, and Africa. The Asia-Pacific region dominated the Marine Engines market and held the 38.4% share of the market revenue in 2020.
Key Industry Players Analysis
Key market players are focusing on new launches
The key players are now concentrating on implementing strategies such as adopting new technology, product innovations, mergers & acquisitions, joint venture, alliances, and partnerships to improve their market position in the global Marine Engines industry.
For instance, in November 2020, Volvo Penta, the Sweden-based engine manufacturer launched new and upgraded products. This launch includes a new D16 IMO Tier III package, along with the D8 and D13 solutions that meet EU Stage V marine emissions for Inland Waterways.
In August 2020, Caterpillar Marine, one of the leading market players launched the Cat C32B diesel, a new marine engine. This launch increases the power capability of the C32 high-performance product line.
In June 2020, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engine & Turbocharger, Ltd. (MHIES) signed an agreement with Seika Corp. under which the domestic marine engine sales and parts servicing operations currently performed by MHIES will be transferred to Seika Corporation.
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Report Metrics
Report Attribute |
Details |
Projection period |
2021-2028 |
Base year considered |
2020 |
CAGR (%) |
2.8% |
Market Size |
10.8 Billion in 2020 |
Projection unit |
Value (USD) |
Segments covered |
Power Range, Engine, Vessel, Type, Fuel, and Regions |
Report Scope |
Revenue Projection, competitive landscape, company ranking, growth factors, and trends |
Companies covered |
Hyundai Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Volvo Penta, Rolls-Royce, Caterpillar, MAN SE, Cummins, Wartsila, GE Transportation, and Deutz AG among others. |
By Power Range |
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By Engine
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By Vessel |
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By Type |
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By Fuel |
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Regional scope |
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Scope of the Report
Global Marine Engines Market by Power Range:
Global Marine Engines Market by Engine:
Global Marine Engines Market by Vessel:
Global Marine Engines Market by Type:
Global Marine Engines Market by Fuel:
Global Marine Engines Market by Region:
The market value of the Marine Engines Market in 2020 is $10.8 Billion.
5001 – 10000 hp segment is the most influencing segment in the marine engines market.
Asia-Pacific held the major share in the market over the Projection period 2021- 2028.
The leading market players active in the global Marine Engines market are Hyundai Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Volvo Penta, Rolls-Royce, Caterpillar, MAN SE, Cummins, Wartsila, GE Transportation, Deutz AG among others.
Power Range, Engine, Vessel, Type, Fuel, and regions are the six segments of the report.
Yes, the market includes qualitative and quantitative insights for COVID-19 impact on the Marine Engines market.
The Marine Engines market is studied from 2020 - 2028.
Political- The European Commission implemented a strategy to push growth and increase jobs in the coastal & maritime tourism sector. There is valid range of policies and regulations governing the Marine engines market.
Economic- A number of countries across the globe have invested considerably in infrastructure and facilities to make it easier for tourists to travel via roads, air, and marine. In addition to this, the market players are collaborating and investing in the development of marine engines to meet this rise in demand for smart engines.
Social- The Asia-Pacific holds tremendous potential for marine engines production and demand. For instance, the number of countries such as Japan, China, and South Korea is the major manufacturing hubs for marine engines. In addition to this, the region is seeing huge growth in investments across commercial freight transport and shipbuilding, further boosting market size. The European region is likely to register significant growth during the Projection period. This is mainly due to the robust infrastructure for shipping which provides a major competitive advantage to the regional market growth.
Technological- Caterpillar Marine, one of the leading market players launched the Cat C32B diesel, a new marine engine. This launch increases the power capability of the C32 high-performance product line. Volvo Penta, the Sweden-based engine manufacturer launched new and upgraded products. This launch includes a new D16 IMO Tier III package, along with the D8 and D13 solutions that meet EU Stage V marine emissions for Inland Waterways.
Environmental- There is a varied range of environmental policies, regulations, and subsidy schemes associated with the intensity of emissions caused by harmful gases including CO2, SOx, and NOx. For instance, in January 2020, IMO 2020, a new limit on the sulfur content in the fuel oil used onboard ships came into power. This regulation is introduced by International Maritime Organization (IMO), an agency of the United Nations (UN) which has been formed to promote maritime safety. This regulation is aimed at preserving the environment, improving air quality, and protecting human health. Such regulations hampers
Legal- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engine & Turbocharger, Ltd. (MHIES) signed an agreement with Seika Corp. under which the domestic marine engine sales and parts servicing operations currently performed by MHIES will be transferred to Seika Corporation.
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