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废弃物回收服务 -市场占有率分析、产业趋势/统计、成长预测(2025-2030)Waste Recycling Services - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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废弃物回收服务市场规模预计到 2025 年为 1,299.4 亿美元,预计到 2030 年将达到 1,627.1 亿美元,预测期内(2025-2030 年)复合年增长率为 4.6%。
根据联合国环境规划署 (UNEP) 的最新报告,预计城市产生的废弃物将猛增三分之二,相关成本将在一代人内几乎翻倍,确保永续且负担得起的未来。 ,迫切需要大幅减少废弃物的产生。
联合国环境规划署的报告预测,全球都市固态废弃物产生量将从2023年的23亿吨增加到2050年的38亿吨。如果考虑到废弃物管理不当的深远影响(污染、健康危害、气候变迁等),估计费用将上升至 3,610 亿美元。如果不迅速解决废弃物管理问题,到 2050 年,全球每年的成本可能飙升至惊人的 6,403 亿美元,各国将实施城市废弃物回收倡议,这凸显了优先考虑这一问题的紧迫性。
中国作为世界第二人口大国,面临工业、农业和生活部门每年排放超过100亿吨废弃物的巨大挑战。生态环境部于 2024 年 1 月发布的这项资料凸显了这个问题的严重性。不过,中国生活废弃物也有正面进展。为了改善生活条件并增强经济效益,像赵这样的公司正在采取创新方法。我们正在招募针对困难废弃物的独特方法,例如从特定地区收集废弃物,焚烧不可回收的废弃物为都市区提供电力,以及在焚烧前对果皮进行发酵和脱水。
沙乌地阿拉伯投资回收公司 (SIRC) 宣布计划投资垃圾焚化发电工厂,以符合该国在 2030 年实现 3GW垃圾焚化发电能力的野心。 SIRC 的一个重点是提高垃圾焚化发电过程的成本效率。因此,地方政府正在采取各种倡议来促进回收。
亚洲经济的快速成长和都市化加剧了人们对固态废弃物产生和管理的担忧。使问题更加复杂的是,亚洲国家和地区儘管位于同一地理区域,但在废弃物管理和材料循环倡议方面拥有独特的方法。
随着世界走向循环经济,废弃物管理在亚太市场越来越受到关注。根据联合国区域发展中心的报告,2014年该地区产生的塑胶废弃物量为7,000万吨至1.04亿吨。预计由于原生塑胶消费量的不断增加,到2030年这数字可能飙升至1.4亿吨。
儘管对再生塑胶的需求不断增加,但该地区缺乏废弃物基础设施。然而,合作、监管和投资方面的共同努力正在克服这一障碍,实现循环经济的愿景。
机械回收在亚太地区,特别是在东北亚和印度半岛已占有一席之地。目前该地区机械回收装置容量超过每年1800万吨。其中,中国占该产能的66%,其次是印度,占比约8%。 2012年至2022年间,该地区机械回收能力翻了一番,并自2018年以来维持年均约4%的成长率。根据 ICIS 预测,机械回收产量预计将大幅飙升,从 2023 年的每年 1,200 万吨增至 2040 年的每年 3,500 万吨。这使得亚太地区需要付出巨大的努力来减少每天产生的废弃物。
废弃物回收服务市场分散。竞争格局多元化且充满活力。各种公司竞相提供回收服务、废弃物收集、分类、加工和处置。市场的主要企业包括 Eurokey Recycling Ltd、Northstar Recycling、Triple M Metal LP、Amdahl Corp. 和 Interface Inc.。
中小企业在废弃物回收服务市场中也发挥着重要作用,提供专业服务或针对特定地区或废弃物流。
The Waste Recycling Services Market size is estimated at USD 129.94 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach USD 162.71 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 4.6% during the forecast period (2025-2030).
With municipal waste projected to surge by two-thirds and its associated costs nearly doubling within a generation, a recent report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) highlights the urgent need for a significant reduction in waste generation to ensure a sustainable and affordable future.
The UNEP report forecasts that global municipal solid waste generation, which stood at 2.3 billion tonnes in 2023, will reach 3.8 billion tonnes by 2050. When considering the broader impacts of inadequate waste management-such as pollution, health hazards, and climate change-the estimated cost escalates to a substantial USD 361 billion. Failing to address waste management issues promptly could see this annual global cost soar to a monumental USD 640.3 billion by 2050, underscoring the pressing need for nations to prioritize municipal waste recycling initiatives.
China, the world's second most populous country, faces a monumental challenge, producing over 10 billion tons of waste annually, spanning industrial, agricultural, and domestic sectors. This data, released by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment in January 2024, underscores the scale of the issue. However, there are positive strides in China's domestic waste treatment. In an effort to enhance living conditions and bolster economic gains, companies like Zhao's are adopting innovative approaches. They are gathering waste from specific zones, incinerating non-recyclables to power urban areas, and employing unique methods for challenging waste, like fermenting and dehydrating fruit peels before incineration.
Saudi Investment Recycling Company (SIRC) announced plans to invest in waste-to-energy plants, aligning with the nation's ambition to achieve a 3GW waste-to-energy capacity by 2030. A key focus for SIRC is enhancing the cost-efficiency of waste-to-energy processes. Hence, regional governments are spearheading various initiatives to promote recycling endeavors.
Asia's rapid economic growth and urbanization are amplifying concerns about solid waste generation and management. Adding complexity, each Asian country and region boasts unique approaches to waste management and material-cycle policies despite their shared geographic region.
As the world pushes toward a circular economy, the spotlight on waste management in the Asia-Pacific market intensifies. The United Nations Centre for Regional Development reported that in 2014, the region generated a staggering 70-104 million tonnes of plastic waste. Projections indicate this number could surge to 140 million tonnes by 2030, propelled by a relentless rise in virgin plastic consumption.
While the demand for recycled plastics is on the upswing, the region grapples with a glaring deficit in waste infrastructure. However, concerted efforts in collaboration, regulation, and investment are underway, aiming to surmount this hurdle and actualize the circular economy vision.
In Asia-Pacific, mechanical recycling, especially in Northeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent, has a well-established presence. The region's current installed capacity for mechanical recycling stands at over 18 million tonnes annually. Notably, China leads, accounting for 66% of this capacity, with India following with an approximately 8% share. From 2012 to 2022, the region's mechanical recycling capacity doubled, and it has maintained an average annual growth rate of about 4% since 2018. Projections from ICIS indicate a significant surge in mechanical recycling output, from 12 million tonnes in 2023 to an estimated 35 million tonnes annually by 2040. With this, Asia-Pacific is making a surmountable effort to reduce the waste generated every day.
The waste recycling services market is fragmented in nature. The competitive landscape is diverse and dynamic. Various companies compete to provide recycling services, waste collection, sorting, processing, and disposal. Some key players in the market include Eurokey Recycling Ltd, Northstar Recycling, Triple M Metal LP, Amdahl Corp., and Interface Inc.
Small and medium-sized enterprises also play a significant role in the waste recycling services market, offering specialized services or catering to specific regions or waste streams.