Distributed Power Research Service

How to succeed in the global distributed power market

Silvestros Vlachoupolos

"The energy landscape is changing. This change is centred around decarbonisation and decentralisation. There is a move away from carbon-intensive, large-scale, centralised power generation towards lower carbon-intensive fuels and smaller-scale distributed power generation.

This brings opportunities for the gas engine market to grow, as gas engines are well placed to assist the energy transition – but also challenges, as regulations evolve and competition from other technologies increases."

Silvestros Vlachoupolos, Distributed Power expert

Which countries have the biggest market opportunities now?
Which customer segments should we focus your sales on, and how?
How well-positioned are we - on a national, regional and global level?
What are the emerging opportunities that we should focus on?
How will markets develop inthe future, and what are the key factors affecting this?

Delta-EE's Distributed Power Research Service enables you to be successful in global gas engine markets by providing data, analysis, insights and opinion on the markets, opportunities, customer types and competitor positioning.

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Recently published reports

Global Distributed Power Market Report

Using deep insight from our individual Gas Engine Country Reports (see below) and wider market knowledge from Delta-EE’s Distributed Power research team, we have compiled a regional – and global – view of the world’s distributed power market today with forecasts to 2023. This report contains data for gas, diesel, oil, and dual-fuel reciprocating engines, small gas turbines, solar PV, wind turbines and electrochemical energy storage for 6 global regions (North America; Europe, South Asia / South East Asia / Pacific; East Asia; Africa / Middle East / CIS; and South America), as well as key commentary for each of the major markets within each region.

Global Gas Engine Statistics: COVID-19 Update

In this report, we estimate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global gas engine market, by using a bottom-up approach. First we considered the impact on different client groups, then we used our knowledge of how important these client groups are on a country or regional level, which led to an update of our previous global gas engine forecast. The end result showed a reduced gas engine market for 2020, but recovering from 2021 onwards.

UK Market Report

Delta-EE forecasts that the >400 kWe gas engine market will likely decline from ~645 MWe installed in 2019 to ~590 MWe in 2024. Installations are expected to drop to ~300 MWe in 2020 due to the shortfall of projects in the pipeline caused by the temporary suspension of the Capacity Market during 2018 – 2019 and delays arising from the COVID-19 crisis.

Thailand Market Report

The >400 kWe gas engine market in Thailand will grow from ~65 MWe in 2019 to ~100 MWe in 2024. The growth will predominantly be backed by government support towards biogas-to-power plants, as these represent the core market for gas engine sales in the country. Opportunities for natural gas fuelled engines remain limited due to the weak spark spreads and stable electricity grid.