The flare gas recovery system market size is expected to grow year-on-year at 4.8% in 2021, with the overall valuation expected to reach US$ 1.05 Billionn in 2021. As per a recent analysis by Future Market Insights (FMI), sales of flare gas recovery systems are expected to increase at 5.9% CAGR between 2021 and 2031.
According to the study, the overall flare gas recovery system market demand valuation is forecast to top US$ 1.7 billion by 2031. Compressor technology is expected to remain highly sought-after, and sales of modular flare gas recovery systems will increase steadily, exhibiting growth at a 5.7% CAGR in 2021.
Attribute | Details |
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Base Year Value (2020A) | US$ 1 Billion |
Estimated Year Value (2021E) | US$ 1 Billion |
Projected Year Value (2031F) | US$ 1.76 Billion |
Value CAGR (2021 to 2031) | 5.90% |
Collective Value Share: Top 3 Countries (2021E) | 36.00% |
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Revenue generated by the oil and gas segment of the flare gas recovery system (FGRS) market rose gradually in 2021. Demand for flare gas recovery systems grew by 4.8% between 2020 and 2021, enabling growth in the flare gas recovery system market.
The FGRS market is regulation driven. Historically, the market witnessed impressive growth after 2015, when the World Bank launched its “Zero Flaring by 2030” initiative. The initiative was launched to end routine flaring by 2030, by facilitating cooperation between stakeholders to find solutions to curb gas flaring through appropriate regulations, adoption of technologies, and financial arrangements.
Leading flare gas recovery system manufacturing companies are focusing on providing highly efficient and cost-effective options that reduce payback periods. Further, manufacturers are investing in research and development in FGRS to enhance their capability to work in remote oil and gas fields to improve sales.
In 2020, the unprecedented COVID-19 outbreak suspended all industrial activities and delayed several oil and gas projects to an extent. The market also saw a significant dip in sales of FGRS within end-use sectors including oil and gas, chemicals, and industrial fuel gas treatment.
However, government initiatives to resume operations in heavy industries to full capacity and resumption of stalled project activities is likely to propel sales of flame gas recovery systems in the forthcoming years.
According to the study, the U.S. is expected to account for over 76% of the North American flare gas recovery system market through 2031.
According to the World Bank, the U.S. accounted for 70% of global flaring decline, with gas flaring falling by 32% from 2019 to 2020, due to an 8% drop in oil production, combined with new infrastructure to use gas that would otherwise be flared. This indicates the successful implementation of regulation and increasing use of renewable energy in the country.
Besides this, the presence of key market players and robust oil & gas infrastructure is further expected to boost sales of flare gas recovery systems. The U.S. has numerous remote oil and gas fields that are spurring demand for flare gas recovery systems. This is expected to provide lucrative opportunities to key market players and new entrants operating in the U.S.
Demand in the Middle East and Africa market is expected to rise at nearly 5.0% CAGR over the forecast period. Countries such as Qatar, KSA, Algeria and Tunisia have emerged as prominent players in the flare gas recovery system market in terms of consumption.
The Middle East and Africa have been one of the leading oil and gas-producing regions with OPEC countries being the epicentre of production hubs. Increasing competition in the oil and gas sector has compelled prominent oil and gas companies in the region to concentrate on their emissions and carbon footprints, not only pricing.
However, pricing in the region remains one of the highest around the world owing to the high import rate. Since the ambient temperature in the region is higher than in other countries, and frequent sandstorms require more durable fittings, demand for flare gas recovery systems is expected to remain high in these regions over the assessment period.
Europe is one of the key manufacturers of flare gas recovery systems across the globe. In 2021, it is expected to account for over 14% of total flare gas recovery system sales. As per FMI, Russia is expected to hold 12.9% of the Europe flare gas recovery system market share in 2031.
In recent years, improved technology, and stringent regulation against flaring in Europe to minimize emissions and payback period are propelling sales of flare gas recovery systems in the country.
According to the World Bank, Russia topped the list of global gas flaring countries in 2020, contributing 15% of global gas flaring. Mixed performance is seen across Russia, with a significant increase in flaring at oil production sites in East Siberia, along with improvements in flaring reduction in the KMAO region in West Siberia.
Considering this, FMI has projected a steady rise in FGRS sales in Russia, owing to its high oil and gas producing capacities which would require proper systems to cut emissions and flaring. Besides this, demand for flare gas recovery systems is anticipated to rise in the biogas and landfill sectors over the assessment period.
China has been the epicenter for oil and gas production in the East Asia region and is estimated to account for over 50% of the East Asia flare gas recovery system market by 2031.
According to the World Bank, gas flaring in China increased by 35%, placing it as the ninth-highest flaring country in 2020. Increasing gas flaring can be attributed to new field developments in the West of China. This is because Chinese regulation is much less stringent when compared to regulations in the U.S. and the European Union.
However, the country still has a significant installed base of FGRS. Stringency in regulations regarding carbon emissions in China is expected to fuel sales of flare gas recovery systems in China over the forecast period.
In 2021, India is anticipated to account for over 32% of sales of flare gas recovery systems in the South Asia region. The primary growth driver in the region is the ongoing expansion of the oil and gas sector.
According to Invest India, India's current refining capacity stands at 249 MMTPA, comprising 23 refineries - 18 under the public sector, 3 under the private sector and 2 in a joint venture. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is the largest domestic refiner with a capacity of 70 MMTPA.
Top three companies - IOC, Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) and Reliance Industries (RIL) - contribute around 66.3% of India's total refining production from FY 2018-19. India is expected to emerge as a refinery hub as the country is planning to increase its refining capacity to 400 MMTPA by 2025.
The aforementioned statistics suggest that India will emerge as a prominent oil and gas industry, which, in turn, will benefit the expansion of the flare gas recovery system market in the country.
Based on configuration, the skid mounted systems segment is anticipated to hold a leading share of around 65% of the flare gas recovery systems market in 2021. These systems are used extensively in end-use sectors owing to their high degree of customization and efficiency.
In terms of application, the oil and gas sector is projected to account for more than 60% of the total flare gas recovery system market share by 2031. Various industries such as petrochemical refineries, NGL plants, fuel gas conditioning and others from oil and gas sector require these systems for flare gas recovery.
Based on technology, liquid ring compressor is expected to emerge as the most preferred technology type used in the global flare gas recovery market. Simple and compact design, minimal pressure fluctuation, and isothermal gas compression make it the most preferred choice for gas recovery applications.
The segment is expected to account for approximately 44.7% of the total flare gas recovery system market over the forecast period.
By operating pressure, up to 5 bar (small) remains the most extensively used range of flare gas recovery systems. This segment is forecast to account for 36.5% of the total flare gas recovery system market share in 2021.
By flow rate, upto 2 MMSCFD segment is anticipated to account for 29.4% of the total flare gas recovery systems market. These systems are widely being adopted as the components are easily available and are cost-effective, while reducing payback period.
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Leading companies operating in the global flare gas recovery system market are focusing on expanding their presence in emerging market to improve sales. Apart from this, players are investing in mergers, acquisitions, strategic collaborations, and partnerships to strengthen their distribution channels and to expand production facilities. For instance:
Attribute | Details |
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Forecast Period | 2021 to 2031 |
Historical Data Available for | 2016 to 2020 |
Market Analysis | USD Million for Value |
Key Countries Covered | USA, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, Nordics, China, Japan, South Korea, India, ASEAN Countries, Australia, New Zealand, GCC Countries, Turkey, Northern Africa, Western Africa, Iran and South Africa |
Key Segments Covered | Operating Pressure, Configuration, Technology, Flow Rate, Application and Regions |
Key System Manufacturing Companies Profiled | Honeywell UOP; Cimarron Energy, INC.( Jordan Technologies); Wärtsilä; Zeeco, Inc; SoEnergy International; John Zink Hamworthy Combustion; Ramboll Group, Inc. |
Report Coverage | Market Forecast, Company Share Analysis, Competition Intelligence, DROT Analysis, Market Dynamics and Challenges, and Strategic Growth Initiatives |
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The flare gas recovery system market is projected to have a CAGR of 5.9% through 2032.
The flare gas recovery system market size is anticipated to be US$ 1.88 billion by 2032.
The flare gas recovery system market is likely to record a value of US$ 1 Bn in 2021.
North America is likely to lead the flare gas recovery system market.
1. Executive Summary
1.1. Global Market Outlook
1.2. Demand Side Trends
1.3. Supply Side Trends
1.4. Technology Roadmap Analysis
1.5. Analysis and Recommendations
2. Market Overview
2.1. Market Taxonomy
2.2. Market Definition
3. Key Market Trends
4. Key Success Factors
4.1. Implementation of Zero Gaseous Emission Measures
4.2. Re-use for Fuel Gas
5. Pricing Analysis
5.1. Regional Pricing Analysis
5.2. Pricing Break-up
5.2.1. Manufacturer Level Pricing
5.2.2. Distributor Level Pricing
5.3. Global Average Pricing Analysis Benchmark
5.4. Cost teardown Analysis by Components
5.4.1. Hardware Equipment
5.4.2. Membranes & Consumables
5.4.3. Installation & Commissioning Services
6. Global Flare Gas Recovery System Market (Market Size US$ Mn) Analysis
6.1. Historical Market Value (US$ Mn) Analysis
6.2. Current and Future Market Value (US$ Mn) Projections
6.2.1. Y-o-Y Growth Trend Analysis
6.2.2. Absolute $ Opportunity Analysis
7. Market Background
7.1. Macro-Economic Factors
7.1.1. Global Economic Outlook
7.1.2. Real GDP Growth
7.1.3. Oil & Gas Industry Outlook
7.1.4. Oil Production Overview by Key Countries
7.1.5. Natural Gas Production & Consumption Overview
7.1.6. Use of Associated Gas by Region
7.1.7. Production Potential for Biogas or Biomethane by Feedstock Source
7.1.8. Oil Production- Top Flaring Countries
7.2. Forecast Factors – Relevance & Impact
7.2.1. FPSO Market growth
7.2.2. R&D Spending
7.2.3. Waste and Landfill gases production rate
7.2.4. CAPEX Investment by Stakeholders
7.2.5. Crude Oil Prices
7.2.6. Chemical Industry Growth
7.2.7. Top Companies Historical Growth
7.3. Value Chain Analysis
7.3.1. List of Component Suppliers (Compressors, Membranes, etc.)
7.3.2. List of Integrators
7.3.3. List of EPS and Project Design Consultants
7.3.4. Key End User types
7.4. Overview of Emission Regulations
7.4.1. Outline of Regulations by respective regional governance authorities and industry associations
7.4.1.1. Canada
7.4.1.2. Norway
7.4.1.3. U.K.
7.4.1.4. Egypt
7.4.1.5. Oman
7.4.1.6. Qatar
7.4.1.7. Argentina
7.4.1.8. Brazil
7.4.1.9. Mexico
7.4.1.10. Nigeria
7.4.1.11. Indonesia
7.4.1.12. Malaysia
7.4.1.13. USA
7.4.1.14. India
7.4.1.15. China
7.4.2. Measuring and Reporting Flaring Volumes
7.4.3. Emerging Technologies
7.4.4. Government policies and regulations
7.4.5. Flare Reduction Initiatives
7.4.6. Selected Examples of Implemented Policies
7.4.7. Leading Initiatives
7.5. Overview of Membrane material types used in Flare Gas Recovery Systems (FGRS)
7.5.1. Rubber
7.5.2. PE
7.5.3. PP
7.5.4. Others
7.6. Overview of Upcoming greenfield and brownfield Oil & Gas Projects by Region
7.7. Covid-19 Crisis – Impact Assessment
7.7.1. Impact on Current Statistics
7.7.2. Short-Mid-Long Term Impact Assessment
7.7.3. Likely Recovery
7.8. Market Dynamics
7.8.1. Drivers
7.8.2. Restraints
7.8.3. Opportunity Analysis
8. Global Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis By Operating Pressure Range
8.1. Introduction
8.1.1. Market Value Share Analysis By Operating Pressure Range
8.1.2. Y-o-Y Growth Analysis By Operating Pressure Range
8.2. Historical Market Size Analysis By Operating Pressure Range 2016–2020
8.3. Market Size Forecast By Operating Pressure Range 2021–2031
8.3.1. Upto 5 bar (Small)
8.3.2. 5 to 10 bar (medium)
8.3.3. 10 to 20 bar (Large)
8.3.4. 20 to 60 bar (very Large)
8.4. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Operating Pressure Range
9. Global Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis By Configuration
9.1. Introduction
9.1.1. Market Value Share Analysis By Configuration
9.1.2. Y-o-Y Growth Analysis By Configuration
9.2. Historical Market Size Analysis By Configuration 2016–2020
9.3. Market Size Forecast By Configuration 2021–2031
9.3.1. Modular
9.3.2. Skid Mounted
9.4. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Configuration
10. Global Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis By Technology
10.1. Introduction
10.1.1. Market Value Share Analysis By Technology
10.1.2. Y-o-Y Growth Analysis By Technology
10.2. Historical Market Size Analysis By Technology 2016–2020
10.3. Market Size Forecast By Technology 2021–2031
10.3.1. Compressor based
10.3.1.1. Reciprocating
10.3.1.2. Screw
10.3.1.3. Liquid Ring
10.3.1.4. Sliding Vane
10.3.2. Ejector Based
10.4. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Technology
11. Global Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis By Flow Rate
11.1. Introduction
11.1.1. Market Value Share Analysis By Flow Rate
11.1.2. Y-o-Y Growth Analysis By Flow Rate
11.2. Historical Market Size Analysis By Flow Rate 2016–2020
11.3. Market Size Forecast By Flow Rate 2021–2031
11.3.1. Upto 2 MMSCFD
11.3.2. 2 to 5 MMSCFD
11.3.3. 5 to 10 MMSCFD
11.3.4. 10 to 20 MMSCFD
11.3.5. 20 to 50 MMSCFD
11.4. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Flow Rate
12. Global Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis By Application
12.1. Introduction
12.1.1. Market Value Share Analysis By Application
12.1.2. Y-o-Y Growth Analysis By Application
12.2. Historical Market Size Analysis By Application 2016–2020
12.3. Market Size Forecast By Application 2021–2031
12.3.1. Oil & Gas
12.3.1.1. Petrochemical Refineries
12.3.1.2. NGL Plants
12.3.1.3. CNG Refineries
12.3.1.4. EOR
12.3.1.5. Pipeline & Syn gas
12.3.1.6. FPSO Offshore platforms
12.3.1.7. Fuel gas Conditioning
12.3.2. Chemical Plants
12.3.3. Storage Tank
12.3.4. Bio Gas & Landfill
12.3.5. Industrial Flue gas treatment
12.4. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Application
13. Global Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis By Region
13.1. Introduction
13.1.1. Market Value Share Analysis By Region
13.1.2. Y-o-Y Growth Analysis By Region
13.2. Historical Market Size Analysis By Region 2016–2020
13.3. Market Size Forecast By Region 2021–2031
13.3.1. North America
13.3.2. Europe
13.3.3. MEA
13.3.4. East Asia
13.3.5. South Asia & Pacific
13.3.6. Latin America
13.4. Market Attractiveness Analysis By Region
14. North America Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis
14.1. Introduction
14.2. Pricing Analysis
14.3. Historical Market Size Analysis By Market Segments, 2016–2020
14.4. Market Size Forecast By Market Segments, 2021–2031
14.4.1. By Country
14.4.1.1. U.S.
14.4.1.2. Canada
14.4.2. By Operating Pressure Range
14.4.3. By Configuration
14.4.4. By Technology
14.4.5. By Flow Rate
14.4.6. By Application
14.5. Market Attractiveness Analysis
14.5.1. By Country
14.5.2. By Operating Pressure Range
14.5.3. By Configuration
14.5.4. By Technology
14.5.5. By Flow Rate
14.5.6. By Application
14.6. Market Trends
14.7. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
14.8. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
15. Latin America Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis
15.1. Introduction
15.2. Pricing Analysis
15.3. Historical Market Size Analysis By Market Segments, 2016–2020
15.4. Market Size Forecast By Market Segments, 2021–2031
15.4.1. By Country
15.4.1.1. Brazil
15.4.1.2. Mexico
15.4.1.3. Argentina
15.4.1.4. Rest of LA
15.4.2. By Operating Pressure Range
15.4.3. By Configuration
15.4.4. By Technology
15.4.5. By Flow Rate
15.4.6. By Application
15.5. Market Attractiveness Analysis
15.5.1. By Country
15.5.2. By Operating Pressure Range
15.5.3. By Configuration
15.5.4. By Technology
15.5.5. By Flow Rate
15.5.6. By Application
15.6. Market Trends
15.7. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
15.8. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
16. Europe Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis
16.1. Introduction
16.2. Pricing Analysis
16.3. Historical Market Size Analysis By Market Segments, 2016–2020
16.4. Market Size Forecast By Market Segments, 2021–2031
16.4.1. By Country
16.4.1.1. Germany
16.4.1.2. Italy
16.4.1.3. France
16.4.1.4. U.K.
16.4.1.5. Spain
16.4.1.6. Nordic
16.4.1.7. Russia
16.4.1.8. Rest of Europe
16.4.2. By Operating Pressure Range
16.4.3. By Configuration
16.4.4. By Technology
16.4.5. By Flow Rate
16.4.6. By Application
16.5. Market Attractiveness Analysis
16.5.1. By Country
16.5.2. By Operating Pressure Range
16.5.3. By Configuration
16.5.4. By Technology
16.5.5. By Flow Rate
16.5.6. By Application
16.6. Market Trends
16.7. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
16.8. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
17. East Asia Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis
17.1. Introduction
17.2. Pricing Analysis
17.3. Historical Market Size Analysis By Market Segments, 2016–2020
17.4. Market Size Forecast By Market Segments, 2021–2031
17.4.1. By Country
17.4.1.1. China
17.4.1.2. Japan
17.4.1.3. South Korea
17.4.2. By Operating Pressure Range
17.4.3. By Configuration
17.4.4. By Technology
17.4.5. By Flow Rate
17.4.6. By Application
17.5. Market Attractiveness Analysis
17.5.1. By Country
17.5.2. By Operating Pressure Range
17.5.3. By Configuration
17.5.4. By Technology
17.5.5. By Flow Rate
17.5.6. By Application
17.6. Market Trends
17.7. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
17.8. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
18. South Asia & Pacific Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis
18.1. Introduction
18.2. Pricing Analysis
18.3. Historical Market Size Analysis By Market Segments, 2016–2020
18.4. Market Size Forecast By Market Segments, 2021–2031
18.4.1. By Country
18.4.1.1. India
18.4.1.2. ASEAN
18.4.1.3. ANZ
18.4.1.4. Rest of South Asia & Pacific
18.4.2. By Operating Pressure Range
18.4.3. By Configuration
18.4.4. By Technology
18.4.5. By Flow Rate
18.4.6. By Application
18.5. Market Attractiveness Analysis
18.5.1. By Country
18.5.2. By Operating Pressure Range
18.5.3. By Configuration
18.5.4. By Technology
18.5.5. By Flow Rate
18.5.6. By Application
18.6. Market Trends
18.7. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
18.8. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
19. Middle East and Africa (MEA) Flare Gas Recovery System Market Analysis
19.1. Introduction
19.2. Pricing Analysis
19.3. Historical Market Size Analysis By Market Segments, 2016–2020
19.4. Market Size Forecast By Market Segments, 2021–2031
19.4.1. By Country
19.4.1.1. GCC Countries
19.4.1.2. Turkey
19.4.1.3. Iran
19.4.1.4. Northern Africa
19.4.1.5. South Africa
19.4.1.6. Rest of MEA
19.4.2. By Operating Pressure Range
19.4.3. By Configuration
19.4.4. By Technology
19.4.5. By Flow Rate
19.4.6. By Application
19.5. Market Attractiveness Analysis
19.5.1. By Country
19.5.2. By Operating Pressure Range
19.5.3. By Configuration
19.5.4. By Technology
19.5.5. By Flow Rate
19.5.6. By Application
19.6. Market Trends
19.7. Key Market Participants – Intensity Mapping
19.8. Drivers and Restraints – Impact Analysis
20. Key and Emerging Countries Analysis
20.1. Introduction
20.1.1. Market Proportion Analysis
20.1.2. Global Vs. Country Growth Comparison
20.2. U.S. FGRS Market Analysis
20.2.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.2.2. By Configuration
20.2.3. By Technology
20.2.4. By Flow Rate
20.2.5. By Application
20.3. Canada FGRS Market Analysis
20.3.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.3.2. By Configuration
20.3.3. By Technology
20.3.4. By Flow Rate
20.3.5. By Application
20.4. Mexico FGRS Market Analysis
20.4.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.4.2. By Configuration
20.4.3. By Technology
20.4.4. By Flow Rate
20.4.5. By Application
20.5. Brazil FGRS Market Analysis
20.5.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.5.2. By Configuration
20.5.3. By Technology
20.5.4. By Flow Rate
20.5.5. By Application
20.6. Germany FGRS Market Analysis
20.6.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.6.2. By Configuration
20.6.3. By Technology
20.6.4. By Flow Rate
20.6.5. By Application
20.7. Italy FGRS Market Analysis
20.7.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.7.2. By Configuration
20.7.3. By Technology
20.7.4. By Flow Rate
20.7.5. By Application
20.8. France FGRS Market Analysis
20.8.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.8.2. By Configuration
20.8.3. By Technology
20.8.4. By Flow Rate
20.8.5. By Application
20.9. U.K. FGRS Market Analysis
20.9.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.9.2. By Configuration
20.9.3. By Technology
20.9.4. By Flow Rate
20.9.5. By Application
20.10. Spain FGRS Market Analysis
20.10.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.10.2. By Configuration
20.10.3. By Technology
20.10.4. By Flow Rate
20.10.5. By Application
20.11. Russia FGRS Market Analysis
20.11.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.11.2. By Configuration
20.11.3. By Technology
20.11.4. By Flow Rate
20.11.5. By Application
20.12. China FGRS Market Analysis
20.12.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.12.2. By Configuration
20.12.3. By Technology
20.12.4. By Flow Rate
20.12.5. By Application
20.13. Japan FGRS Market Analysis
20.13.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.13.2. By Configuration
20.13.3. By Technology
20.13.4. By Flow Rate
20.13.5. By Application
20.14. S. Korea FGRS Market Analysis
20.14.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.14.2. By Configuration
20.14.3. By Technology
20.14.4. By Flow Rate
20.14.5. By Application
20.15. India FGRS Market Analysis
20.15.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.15.2. By Configuration
20.15.3. By Technology
20.15.4. By Flow Rate
20.15.5. By Application
20.16. ASEAN FGRS Market Analysis
20.16.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.16.2. By Configuration
20.16.3. By Technology
20.16.4. By Flow Rate
20.16.5. By Application
20.17. Australia and New Zealand FGRS Market Analysis
20.17.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.17.2. By Configuration
20.17.3. By Technology
20.17.4. By Flow Rate
20.17.5. By Application
20.18. GCC Countries FGRS Market Analysis
20.18.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.18.2. By Configuration
20.18.3. By Technology
20.18.4. By Flow Rate
20.18.5. By Application
20.19. Iran FGRS Market Analysis
20.19.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.19.2. By Configuration
20.19.3. By Technology
20.19.4. By Flow Rate
20.19.5. By Application
20.20. Northern Africa FGRS Market Analysis
20.20.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.20.2. By Configuration
20.20.3. By Technology
20.20.4. By Flow Rate
20.20.5. By Application
20.21. Turkey FGRS Market Analysis
20.21.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.21.2. By Configuration
20.21.3. By Technology
20.21.4. By Flow Rate
20.21.5. By Application
20.22. South Africa FGRS Market Analysis
20.22.1. By Operating Pressure Range
20.22.2. By Configuration
20.22.3. By Technology
20.22.4. By Flow Rate
20.22.5. By Application
21. Market Structure Analysis
21.1. Tier Structure Analysis
21.2. Market Concentration
21.3. Market Share Analysis
21.4. Market Presence Analysis by Region
22. Competition Analysis
22.1. Competition Dashboard
22.2. Competition Deep Dive
Hardware Equipment (Compressor & Ejector) Providers
22.2.1. Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH
22.2.1.1. Overview
22.2.1.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.1.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.1.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.1.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.2. Baker Hughes
22.2.2.1. Overview
22.2.2.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.2.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.2.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.2.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.3. Gardner Denver, Inc.
22.2.3.1. Overview
22.2.3.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.3.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.3.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.3.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.4. Transvac
22.2.4.1. Overview
22.2.4.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.4.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.4.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.4.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.5. Caltec Limited
22.2.5.1. Overview
22.2.5.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.5.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.5.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.5.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.6. Hijet Engineering Ltd
22.2.6.1. Overview
22.2.6.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.6.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.6.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.6.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.7. Flowserve
22.2.7.1. Overview
22.2.7.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.7.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.7.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.7.5. Strategy Overview
System Designing & Solutions Providers
22.2.8. Frames Group
22.2.8.1. Overview
22.2.8.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.8.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.8.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.8.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.9. Wärtsilä
22.2.9.1. Overview
22.2.9.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.9.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.9.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.9.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.10. Zeeco, Inc.
22.2.10.1. Overview
22.2.10.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.10.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.10.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.10.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.11. John Zink Hamworthy Combustion
22.2.11.1. Overview
22.2.11.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.11.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.11.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.11.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.12. Honeywell UOP
22.2.12.1. Overview
22.2.12.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.12.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.12.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.12.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.13. Ramboll Group, Inc.
22.2.13.1. Overview
22.2.13.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.13.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.13.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.13.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.14. Kavin Engineering
22.2.14.1. Overview
22.2.14.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.14.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.14.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.14.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.15. UnitBirwelco
22.2.15.1. Overview
22.2.15.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.15.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.15.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.15.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.16. Burns & McDonnell
22.2.16.1. Overview
22.2.16.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.16.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.16.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.16.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.17. Srisen Energy Technology Co.,Ltd
22.2.17.1. Overview
22.2.17.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.17.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.17.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.17.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.18. Sunpower Technology Co.Ltd.
22.2.18.1. Overview
22.2.18.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.18.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.18.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.18.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.19. Kasaravand
22.2.19.1. Overview
22.2.19.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.19.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.19.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.19.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.20. Cimarron Energy, INC.
22.2.20.1. Overview
22.2.20.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.20.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.20.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.20.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.21. SoEnergy international
22.2.21.1. Overview
22.2.21.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.21.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.21.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.21.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.22. GENERON
22.2.22.1. Overview
22.2.22.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.22.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.22.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.22.5. Strategy Overview
Gas Separation Membrane Providers
22.2.23. Borsig GmbH
22.2.23.1. Overview
22.2.23.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.23.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.23.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.23.5. Strategy Overview
22.2.24. Membrane Technology and Research, Inc.
22.2.24.1. Overview
22.2.24.2. Product & Solutions Offered
22.2.24.3. Key Projects Executed
22.2.24.4. Sales Footprint
22.2.24.5. Strategy Overview
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