CAGR: 7.3%Current Market Size: USD 279.6 billionFastest Growing Region: North America
Largest Market: APACProjection Time: 2022-2029Base Year: 2021
Global Industrial Water Service market is expected to reach USD 491.28 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 7.3% from 2022 to 2029 This growth of the Industrial water service market is significantly driven by the rising demand for water in the industries owing to their multiple functions. Industrial water services are the most crucial services as any organization requires water for each and every process for creating their products or cooling equipment used in creating their products. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), industrial water is used for processing, fabricating, washing, cooling, diluting, and transporting a product. Wastewater and industrial water are both a by-product of commercial and industrial water activities. Water is the most crucial resource on earth as it is used for several functions and across a multitude of industries. However, the wastewater generated must be managed carefully to help reduce environmental pollution. Several industries also use heavy water, including food, chemicals, paper, refined petroleum, or primary metals.
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Market Dynamics:
Drivers:
Industries these days are becoming increasingly dependent on water as several processes of the industries cannot take place without water. Ultrapure water is used in semiconductor manufacturing, which drives the market’s growth. Besides, water is also used for cooling purposes in industries to remove heat from processes or equipment. Despite digitalization, there are several industries, such as the pulp and paper industry is one of the largest users of industrial process water, propelling the market’s growth.
Restraints:
The wastewater generation from the industries is not managed properly, posing a great risk to the environment and hampering the market’s growth. Most industries do not treat wastewater, increasing water pollution and restraining the market’s growth. Moreover, the plants used for wastewater treatment require a steady and continuous power supply. Every year, the wastewater treatment process consumes between 3% and 15% of the country’s electrical power. High dependency on power for wastewater management negatively impacts the industrial water services market.
Opportunities:
The increasing industrialization from various sectors increases the demand for the industrial water service market, providing an opportunity for growth. Industries such as brewery and carbonated beverage water, sugar mills and refineries, dairy industries, textile manufacturing, oil and gas, pulp and paper mills, the automotive and aircraft industries, and many others use the industrial water services in large numbers providing growth opportunities for the during the Projection period.
Challenges
Implementation of stringent norms and regulations by different governments for water use in industries from natural sources challenges the market’s growth. For instance, the Clean Water Act (CWA) defines the simple structure for controlling pollution discharges into U.S. waters and regulating surface water quality standards. The U.S government initiatives regarding wastewater disposal and treatment have successfully minimized the effects of wastewater on the ecosystem. Several other countries, such as Spain, China, the Netherlands, and others, also have stringent regulatory measures for wastewater management, which is expected to challenge the market’s growth during the Projection period.
Segmentation Analysis:
The global Industrial Water Service market has been segmented based on service type, end-users, and regions.
By service type
The service type segment includes water resource management, water supply management, and waste water management. The water supply management segment led the Industrial Water Service market with a market share of around 43.7% in 2021. The supply management is one of the most crucial services as the proper and even distribution of water supply is needed by the different processes of the industries.
By End-users
The end-users segment includes pharmaceutical industry, power generation industry, pulp & paper mills, microelectronics, food & beverage industry, oil & gas, automotive, mining & metals, and others. The pulp & paper segment led the Industrial Water Service market with a market share of around 15.13% in 2021. Despite digitalization promoting the use of digital paper, the pulp and paper industry still remains one of the largest users of industrial water service. Water is increasingly being used at all three stages of paper production, namely, pulp making, pulp processing, and paper/paper board manufacturing, and their associated activities of cooking, bleaching, and washing. This propels the growth of the market in the segment.
By Regional Analysis:
The regions analyzed for the Industrial Water Service market include North America, Europe, South America, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East, and Africa. The Asia-Pacific region dominated the Industrial Water Service market and held a 41.7% share of the market revenue in 2021.
Global Industrial Water Service Market- Country Analysis:
China is the largest Industrial Water Service market globally, with an estimated market share of 25.4% across the Asia-Pacific region by 2022. The demand for Industrial Water services in the country has been rising as China is one of the largest economies with high industrial growth, substantially increasing the demand for industrial services. Furthermore, the increasing number of regional industries propels the market’s growth.
In the Europe region, Germany is the largest market shareholder in the Industrial Water Service market, with an estimated market share of around 21.32% by the end of 2022. Germany is the leading consumer of industrial water services owing to significant industrial developments and high usage by several end-use industries such as chemicals and manufacturing, power, food & beverage, resulting in increased demand for industrial water services.
Key Industry Players Analysis:
To increase their market position in the global Industrial Water Service business, top companies are focusing on tactics such as adopting new technology, mergers & acquisitions, product developments, collaborations, and partnerships, joint ventures, etc.
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Report Metrics
Report Attribute |
Details |
Study Period |
2021-2029 |
Base year |
2021 |
CAGR (%) |
7.3% |
Market Size |
USD 279.6 billion in 2021 |
Projection period |
2022-2029 |
Projection unit |
Value (USD) |
Segments covered |
Service Type, End-user, and Regions |
Report Scope |
Revenue Projection, competitive landscape, company ranking, growth factors, and trends |
Companies covered |
Salher, Dober, Veolia Environment, American Water, Ecolab, PARKER HANNIFIN CORP, Pentair, Evoqua Water Technologies LLC, Suez Environnement S.A, United Utilities Group PLC, Xylem, Inc., Danaher Corporation, DuPont, Toshiba Corporation, etc., among others. |
By Service Type |
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By End-User |
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Regional scope |
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Scope of the Report
Global Industrial Water Service Market by service type:
Global Industrial Water Service Market by End-users:
Global Industrial Water Service Market by Region:
Global Industrial Water Service market is expected to reach 491.28 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 7.3% from 2022 to 2029.
Leading market players active in the global Industrial Water Service market are Salher, Dober, Veolia Environment, American Water, Ecolab, PARKER HANNIFIN CORP, Pentair, Evoqua Water Technologies LLC, Suez Environnement S.A, United Utilities Group PLC, Xylem, Inc., Danaher Corporation, DuPont, Toshiba Corporation, etc., among others.
Increasing application of industrial water service, is primarily driving the growth of the Industrial Water Service market.
The pandemic has significantly affected several industries and has caused a worldwide economic slowdown. Many regions imposed various lockdowns during the fiscal year 2020. These lockdowns led to the closure of the regional industries and all types of manufacturing facilities, which has led to a shortage of supply in the market. Additionally, all the end-users industries were temporarily closed during this period, which in turn decreased the sales for Industrial Water Service.
Manufacturers in the Industrial Water Service market are using advanced production technologies to incorporate better results, and capacity expansion of the storage systems. In addition, the rising number of investments will contribute to demand for the Industrial Water Service.
Political Factors- Implementing stringent norms and regulations by different governments for water use in industries from natural sources challenges the market’s growth. For instance, the Clean Water Act (CWA) defines the simple structure for controlling pollution discharges into U.S. waters and regulating surface water quality standards. The U.S government initiatives regarding wastewater disposal and treatment have successfully minimized the effects of wastewater on the ecosystem. Several other countries, such as Spain, China, the Netherlands, and others, also have stringent regulatory measures for wastewater management, which is expected to challenge the market’s growth during the Projection period.
Economical Factors- High costs are involved in setting up treatment plants. Primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment are the three stages of wastewater treatment, along with excessive sludge production, large amounts of energy, and high operational costs. Wastewater treatment demands specialized knowledge and abilities. These processes require a substantial capital investment. Flow rates of effluent, water quality, the needed degree of purity, and building materials are all factors that raise the cost of wastewater treatment.
Social Factor- The presence of well-established industries in countries such as China, Japan, India, and South Korea propels the market’s growth in the region. Furthermore, the rapid population growth and industrialization in the regions also add impetus to the market’s growth. China is one of the largest economies with high industrial growth, which increases the region's demand for industrial water services. The demand for Industrial Water services in the country has been rising as China is one of the largest economies with high industrial growth, substantially increasing the demand for industrial services. Furthermore, the increasing number of regional industries propels the market’s growth.
Technological Factors- The wastewater pumping device with integrated intelligence has been developed by Xylem, a dominant worldwide water technology firm dedicated to tackling the most difficult water problems. It is the world's first pumping equipment embedded with such a diversified technology. This innovative smart, linked wastewater pumping system from Xylem's Flygt brand senses its environment's operating circumstances, modifying its performance in real-time and providing feedback to pumping station operators. The Immersed Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) is proven to be a crucial developing technology for treating high-strength wastewater produced in food and beverage processing industries such as champagne and beer production, fish and meat processing plants, and plants and vegetables.
Environmental Factors- Water is the most crucial resource on earth as it is used for several functions across many industries. However, the wastewater generated must be managed carefully to help reduce environmental pollution. Several industries also use heavy water, including food, chemicals, paper, refined petroleum, or primary metals. The wastewater generated from the industries is not managed properly, posing a great risk to the environment and hampering the market’s growth. Most industries do not treat wastewater, increasing water pollution and restraining the market’s growth. Moreover, the plants used for wastewater treatment require a steady and continuous power supply. Every year, the wastewater treatment process consumes between 3% and 15% of the country’s electrical power. High dependency on power for wastewater management negatively impacts the industrial water services market.
Legal Factors- Dober has invented various formulae for water treatment, performance fluid detergents, and others, which improve the quality of the company's products and meet the industry's standards. The company has also set up various R&D labs for its product quality, such as formulated detergents lab, which develops effective cleaning agents that are used in pharmaceuticals industries, a water treatment lab to treat the wastewater coolant additive lab to resist corrosion, and a quality control lab to ensure the quality of the product. Suez’s Jiangsu Sino French Water Co Ltd was awarded a 30-year build-and-operate contract from Changshu Urban Construction Public Assets Management Co Ltd. for designing, constructing, and operating the industrial wastewater treatment plant in Changshu, China.
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