Market Overview
According to MRFR analysis, Global Geothermal Power market is expected to register a CAGR of ~ 5.26% from 2022 to 2030 and hold a value of over USD 6.17 billion by 2030 Geothermal power refers to the generation of electricity by utilizing the Earth's heat from beneath its surface. It is a renewable energy source that has gained increasing attention due to its potential as a sustainable and low-carbon alternative to conventional energy sources.
Here are some key points about the global geothermal power market: The global geothermal power market has been experiencing steady growth over the past decade. The market has been driven by increasing concerns about climate change, the need for clean and renewable energy sources, and government support through favorable policies and incentives..
Regional Analysis
The United States is the leading producer of geothermal power in North America, with a significant number of operational geothermal power plants mainly located in California, Nevada, and Hawaii. Canada also has some geothermal projects under development, particularly in British Columbia and Alberta.
Mexico is a prominent player in the region, with several Geothermal energy plants in operation, mainly located in the Baja California Peninsula. Other countries with geothermal potential include Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
Iceland is a global leader in geothermal power generation, utilizing its abundant geothermal resources for electricity and heating. Other European countries with geothermal power plants include Italy, Turkey, Germany, Hungary, and the Netherlands. The European Geothermal Energy Council (EGEC) has been actively promoting the development of geothermal energy across the continent.
Market Segmentation
Global Geothermal Power market has been segmented into Power Plant Type, Power Output, End-Use
Type : Flash Steam Plants , Dry Steam Plants , Binary Cycle Power Plants ,
By Power : Up to 5 MW , Above 5 MW
By End-Use : Residential , Commercial , Industrial
Key Players
- Enel Spa (Roma)
- General Electric (US)
- Supreme Energy (Indonesia)
- Ansaldo Energia (Italy)
- Macquarie Group Limited (Australia)
- Sumitomo Corporation (Japan)
- Green Mountain Energy Company (US)
- Turboden S.p.A. (Italy)
- Reykjavik Geothermal (Iceland)
- Atlas Copco AB (Sweden)
- KenGen (Kenya)
- Halliburton (US)
- Calpine (US)
- Fuji Electric Co Ltd (Japan), among others
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