(MENAFN- PR Newswire) DUBLIN, July 5, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The "data center generator market - global outlook & forecast 2023-2028" report has been added to
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Global Data Center
Generatormarket is projected to reach a value of $7.13 billion by 2028 from $4.96 billion in 2022, growing at a CAGR of 6.2%
The growing number of data center construction has prompted investors to install energy-efficient power infrastructure. Operators have been investing in innovative solutions such as generators powered by
hydrotreated vegetable oil, natural gas, hydrogen fuel cells, eco-diesel generator sets, and others.
The growing deployment of 5G services is growing the demand for edge data center deployments across several countries. Hence, it is increasing the adoption of power infrastructure in those edge facilities.
As data center investors make climate goals, sustainability is gaining importance across all regions. The sustainability initiatives will drive the adoption of HVO fuel and fuel cell generators in the data center generator market, which are sustainable generators with carbon-free emissions.
Regions like the Americas and Europe witnessed the adoption of innovative generator facilities like HVO fuel. Data centers colocation providers like Equinix and Digital Realty are moving towards adopting HVO fuel in their data center facilities.
As part of the sustainability initiatives, the Nordic region is witnessing a decline in the use of generators by operators for meeting climatic goals. A strong power grid in the region makes it less dependent on generators.
The rise in power outages and the conflicts in the regions affect the power infrastructure in different regions, which drives the demand for generators in the data center facilities.
MARKET TRENDS
Rise in Sustainable Generator Innovations
The growth in power demand from the data and sustainability requirements has led to several innovations regarding generator fuel types in the data center generator market. For instance, the market has witnessed innovations in fuel types such as hydrotreated vegetable oil, natural gas, hydrogen fuel cells, eco-diesel generators, etc.
Further, LCL Data Centers, Datum Datacentres, Compass Datacenters, Interxion (Digital Realty), Kao Data, and Ark Data Centers are some colocation operators investing in adopting the HVO fuel generators.
In contrast, hyperscale operators such as AWS announced adopting an HVO fuel backup generator powering its data centers in Dublin, Ireland. Also, AWS has announced to shift to the usage of HVO across all its data centers in Europe.
Adoption of Fuel Cell Generators
The data center industry is significantly transforming towards sustainability, and thus the adoption of several unique solutions has been witnessed in the industry. Operators have started adopting fuel cell generators to overcome the extreme power requirements of the facilities.
For instance, Equinix, in partnership with the National University of Singapore, announced its plan to test hydrogen-powered fuel cells as a power source for its data centers in Singapore. Moreover, infrastructure providers such as Caterpillar, Ballard Power Systems, ABB, AFC Energy, Atos, and HDF Energy are involved in expanding and designing the fuel cell generators' product portfolio.
Automation of Infrastructure
The growing concerns about outages and increasing downtime have led data center operators to invest in adopting automation solutions for infrastructure. These solutions include software-defined data centers, artificial intelligence, DCIM solutions, remote handling the facility operations, and others.
SEGMENTATION ANALYSIS
In terms of generators, the data center generator market has grown in adopting generator sets with a 1.5-3 MW capacity. In contrast, the hyperscale facilities are expected to invest in generators with a capacity of over 3 MW. The market for generators with a capacity of up to 1.5 MW has witnessed investments from edge facilities or on-premises data center operators. Generators with less than 1 MW power capacity are mostly adopted in modular data center deployments. They are also being adopted in developing countries by small-scale operators as they are cost-effective. The use of portable generators is also growing in the market. The procurement of diesel generators dominates the market adoption, with some facilities across the globe involved in procuring gas generators. For instance, Colt Data Centre Services' Tokyo Otemachi data center has 4,500-kVA gas turbine generators with N+1 redundancy. In addition, most of the data center is shifting to the sustainability goals of being carbon neutral. Most operators are adopting new innovative technologies like fuel cell generators, HVO fuel generators, and eco diesel generators to operate the data center facility with zero carbon emissions. The adoption of DRUPS systems is increasing in APAC, European, and Latin American regions. The prominent vendors operating in the industry are Rolls Royce, Caterpillar, Piller Group, Hitzinger, and Hitech Power Protection. These systems provide an efficiency of over 96% and eliminate the use of separate UPS and generator systems in a data center environment, leading to significant space benefits.
MARKET DYNAMICS
Market Opportunities & Trends
Adoption of Innovative Generators Hvo Fuel Natural Gas Generators Ecodiesel Generators Hydrogen Cells 5G Deployment Accelerates Edge Data Center Deployment Automation & Remote Monitoring Regulations for the Use of Electric Generators & Their Procurement
Market Growth Enablers
Increased Data Center Investments Deployment of Modular Data Centers & Gensets Rise in Construction of Hyperscale Data Center Facilities Increased Power Outages in Data Centers
Market Restraints
Carbon Emissions by Data Centers Low Adoption of Generators in Regions With Strong Power Grid Facilities
VENDOR LANDSCAPE
Key Vendors
ABB Caterpillar Cummins Generac Power Systems HITEC Power Protection KOHLER Rolls-Royce Yanmar Holdings (Himoinsa)
Other Prominent Vendors
Aggreko Aksa Power Generation Alterra Power Systems (Palmer Johnson) Atlas Copco Ausonia CK Power Detroit Diesel DEUTZ Enrogen Guangzhou Weineng Electromechanical HITZINGER Electric Power Inmesol INNIO JCB Kirloskar Oil Engines (KOEL) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries ONIS VISA Perkins Engines Plug Power
SCOPE OF THE REPORT
Segmentation by System Capacity
Segmentation by Systems
Drups Diesel & Gas & Bi-Fuel Generator HVO Fuel
Segmentation by Tier Standards
Tier I & II Tier III Tier IV
Segmentation by Geography
North America The U.S. Canada Latin America Brazil Mexico Chile Colombia Rest of Latin America Western Europe The U.K. Germany France Netherlands Ireland Switzerland Italy Spain Belgium Other Western European Countries Nordics Sweden Denmark Norway Finland & Iceland Central & Eastern Europe Russia Poland Other Central & Eastern Europe Middle East UAE Saudi Arabia Israel Other Middle Eastern Countries Africa South Africa Kenya Nigeria Other African countries APAC China Hong Kong Australia New Zealand India Japan South Korea Taiwan Rest of APAC Southeast Asia Singapore Indonesia Malaysia Thailand Philippines Vietnam Other Southeast Asian countries
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