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全球固定式燃料电池产业的成长机会Growth Opportunities in the Global Stationary Fuel Cell Industry |
分散式一次电力的需求持续推动投资
能源分散化、支持性法规和政策、对永续性的日益关注以及氢经济的重大发展可能会推动未来十年固定式燃料电池产业的成长。随着住宅、商业和工业客户寻求更高的能源安全性和成本节约,分散式能源解决方案市场正在不断增长。从燃料电池技术的类型来看,固体氧化物的市场销售量远远领先其最接近的竞争对手磷酸。儘管质子膜技术有些落后,但这种化学物质有潜力作为可再生能源的备用电源。
燃料电池製造商继续优先考虑透过提高产品寿命和效率同时降低成本来改善其解决方案。该行业的商品和供应链紧张状况将得到缓解,未来将重新专注于自动化和降低成本。
全球燃料电池市场的成长与氢经济国家的开拓密不可分。天然气可以为燃料电池提供动力,但它也与石化燃料有关。一旦低碳氢化合物基础设施到位,燃料电池脱碳将成为可能,并且对许多相关人员来说是一个更具吸引力的提案。儘管这是一个短期挑战,但氢的中长期潜力要大得多。美国、韩国和日本是最热门的燃料电池市场,但未来的成长可能来自欧洲和中国。
在这项研究中,Frost & Sullivan 重点关注大型和小型固定主电源应用中使用的燃料电池。它还包括为各种工业和商业客户提供热电联产 (CHP) 的固定应用,包括固定微型 CHP 应用。研究期间为2022年至2035年。
The Need for Decentralized Prime Power Continues to Drive Investment
Energy decentralization, supportive regulations and policies, greater focus on sustainability, and the crucial development of a hydrogen economy will drive the stationary fuel cell industry growth during the next decade. The broader market for decentralized energy solutions thrives as residential, commercial, and industrial customers seek greater energy security and cost savings. In terms of fuel cell technology type, solid oxide leads in market volume, significantly ahead of its closest competitor, phosphoric acid. Proton membrane technology lags some way behind, but this chemistry has the potential to work as backup power for renewable energy.
Fuel cell manufacturers continue to prioritize improving their solutions by increasing product lifespan and efficiencies while lowering costs. The commodity and supply chain crunch has eased for the industry, and there will now be a renewed focus on automation and cost reduction.
The growth of the global fuel cell market is inextricably linked to the development of the hydrogen economy. Although natural gas can power fuel cells, it also ties them to fossil fuels. The buildout of low-carbon hydrogen infrastructure will enable fuel cells to decarbonize, making them a more attractive proposition for many stakeholders. This has been challenging in the short term, but the mid-to-long-term potential for hydrogen is much stronger. The United States, South Korea, and Japan are the hottest fuel cell markets, but future growth will likely come from Europe and China.
In this study, Frost & Sullivan includes fuel cells used for large and small stationary prime power applications. Also included are stationary applications that deliver combined heat and power (CHP) to various industrial and commercial customers, including stationary micro-CHP applications. The study period is 2022-2035.