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The diesel gensets market will witness around 6.9% growth rate through 2032. The commercial gensets market is likely to observe an appreciable momentum owing to their key benefits including scalability, flexibility, and ability to operate regardless of weather conditions. Moreover, the consistent and increasing need to enhance power generation capacities to meet the rising demand from the commercial facilities will fuel the product penetration.
The > 50 kVA - 125 kVA rated commercial gensets market holds a market share of over 10% in 2022. The continuous expansion of mobile towers to meet the growing needs of an expanding subscriber base will contribute to the business growth. This expansion is driven by the increasing number of commercial complexes, large industries, and retail stores.
Based on end use, the market is segmented as telecom, healthcare, data centers, educational institutions, government centers, hospitality, retail sales, real estate, commercial complex, and infrastructure. The construction industry has experienced a significant surge in demand for robust activities, particularly in the development of hospitals and healthcare facilities. Moreover, the up-scaling deployment of on-site gensets in off-grid or remote locations to power advancing equipment will contribute to the enhanced product adoption.
Based on application, the commercial gensets market is segmented as standby, peak shaving and prime/continuous. The prime power application accounted for over USD 4 billion in 2022. These units are primarily utilized in remote locations where access to the grid is limited or nonexistent. Increasing electrification programs along with robust deployment of gensets of support the main grid or integrate with renewable power sources will escalate the business outlook. Commercial standby generator sets market is expected to cross USD 13 billion by 2032.
The North America commercial gensets market is poised to surpass USD 2.5 billion by 2032. The increasing costs associated with data center outages, along with surging consumer inclination toward reliable backup power solutions will augment the business landscape. Stringent government norms to reduce carbon emissions along with frequent and unpredictable power failures will positively impact the industry landscape. The expansion of commercial & retail complexes has significantly corresponded to an increased demand for consistent power supply across the region.