Rising power demand, increasing industrialization, and grid connectivity across the region are expected to generate $4.14 billion in the next six years. Analyze the new developments, growth opportunities, partnerships, digitalization, and innovative business models in this landscape.
What will be the total power installed and generated by 2030? How will the investment in different power sources pan out by 2030? What is driving investment in various regions? What are the key growth opportunities for power generation companies? Find out in this exclusive research.
This analysis presents the major technological advances that will shape the future of FM services in the GCC region, thereby providing readers a snapshot of the competitive landscape, opportunities for participants, demand drivers, and other critical success factors.
Almost a year after our lives were upturned by COVID-19, we have adapted to radically transformed work practices, patterns, and philosophies. As the future of work takes shape, what is most exciting is that it will not be business-as-usual.
Instead of the daily corporate office commute routine, we now have an ecosystem that supports flexibility and personalization. Mobile infrastructure, technologies, and devices have knit together smart work centers and remote workplaces. The results are improved flexibility, enhanced real-time collaboration, better employee engagement, higher productivity, and increased revenues. New work dynamics have also had profound implications for mobility and the future of the automotive industry.
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The future of work will continue to change across workforces, work technologies, and workplaces.
Workforces will be mobile, dispersed and easily accessible, thanks to purpose-built mobile infrastructure and smart work technology solutions. Meanwhile, rapid technological advances will highlight the need for new skill sets, requiring employees to constantly upskill, reskill, and adjust.
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In the US, renewables will dominate
annual capacity investment in deregulated
markets and markets with limited reserves of
natural gas. Even in regulated markets,
renewables will make significant inroads, as
they continue to become an increasingly viable
investment alternative to fossil-based power
generation.
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Although many EU states did not
achieve the target of 20% of electricity from
renewable energy sources, a number of them
exceeded the target, and renewables have become
a mainstream generation technology within
Europe. Subsidies supported the initial boom in
the late 2000s and their withdrawal in the
early 2010s did slow the market. Since then,
technology cost reductions for solar PV and
onshore and offshore wind have been key to
reactivating the market.
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Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis finds that investments from technology and industrial firms in the next-generation enterprise, cloud, and co-location data centers will accelerate the growth of the global data center infrastructure solutions (DCIS) market. Continual high volumes of data creation worldwide have led to increased data center investments, boosting the need for power and cooling solutions that are environmentally friendly, highly efficient, and reduce the overall cost of ownership.
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Digital Industrial and Energy Guidebook, highlights critical market issues—complex market messaging, several me-too solutions, value-creation uncertainties, and quick-hit benefits realization—that restrain organizations from wide-scale digital solution adoption. The study helps them address these issues by comprehensively evaluating solution providers’ ecosystems.
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Increased Investment by Cloud and Colocation Providers Drives the Global Data Center Market, finds that continued high levels of technology deployment worldwide will result in a proliferation of data created, driving the need for data processing and storage capacity. The result will be the construction of large volumes of data centers, ranging from enterprise to large-scale cloud. Frost & Sullivan forecasts $432.14 billion will be invested in the data center market by 2025, up from $244.74 billion in 2019, a CAGR of 9.9%
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