The genset market is advancing on account of the low electricity production and grid uncertainty in numerous parts of the world and increasing demand for these systems for data centers. Compared to $17,592.6 million in 2019, the sales of these power-producing devices will be worth $27,863.0 million by 2030. Additionally, during 2020–2030 (forecast period), the industry is expected to display a CAGR of 5.8%. In a genset, the rotating shaft of an engine is connected to an alternator, in order to create energy.

The major growth drivers for the genset market are the grid uncertainties and low power production in numerous developing nations. Countries such as Ghana and Nigeria witness a huge demand–supply gap, owing to the poor grid infrastructure, which often suffers losses. Even in developed countries, including the U.S., the grid infrastructure is aging and natural disasters regularly wreak havoc, which drives the demand for generators. These systems are cost-effective and easily available around the world, which is why they are popular as off-grid electricity solutions.

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The booming construction industry is set to offer lucrative opportunities to generator manufacturers and suppliers. In China, India, Indonesia, the U.S., and the U.K., the rising population and increasing urbanization rate are boosting the construction sector. From start to finish, every construction project has to install generators, until it gets connected to the grid. Gensets are used to power machinery and light up the construction area at night. Further, areas within the building need to be lit up 24/7, in order for laborers to be able to work non-stop.

Presently, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is the largest genset market, because of the expanding manufacturing industry, supported by the Made in China 2025, Make in India, Making Indonesia 4.0, and other such government initiatives. Similarly, the demand for backup power in residential units is increasing, while heavy sums are being poured in for the advancement of the telecommunications infrastructure. During the forecast period, the highest CAGR in the industry will be witnessed by the MEA region, driven by grid uncertainties and the rapid urbanization in Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E., Turkey, and Egypt.

Hence, with the increasing demand for power and need to counteract the grid uncertainties and inadequate electricity production, gensets will see widespread installation around the world.