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Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2021-2026
Market Overview:
The global test and measurement equipment market reached a value of US$ 24.34 Billion in 2020. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the global test and measurement equipment market to reach a value of US$ 30.09 Billion by 2026, exhibiting a CAGR of 3.70% during 2021-2026.Test and measurement equipment refers to various tools used to measure, analyze, display, test and record electrical data. These tools generate electrical signals and capture the responses from multiple devic[...]
Report on India's Diesel Genset Markets, 2020-2030
Even as the power ministry looks to focus on providing power supply to all, besides ensuring generation of surplus power, the number of diesel power generator sets in the country may be on a rise.
None of the government agencies publicly share any data related to the number of operating diesel generator sets (gensets) in India. However, data sourced through Industry sources shows that diesel power generator sets capacities have raised at a rate of around 5,000 megawatts (MW) per annum in the [...]
The new age T&M equipment needs to identify, isolate and analyze.
Accurate testing and measurement is critical in electronic systems design and manufacturing to ensure product quality. Test and measurement (T&M) systems play an essential role in ratifying the performance of a wide range of electronic products.[...]
In India's power transmission sector is mostly controlled by government
India needs $60-80 billion investments over the next five years to strengthen its grid transmission infrastructure. The scale of investments envisaged is needed to address the continued structural growth in power demand and overcome operational limitations of the country’s national transmission grid, a study by US-based Institute for Energy Economics & Financial Analysis (IEEFA) suggested.[...]
New Environmental norms for Thermal Power Plants: Challenge’s
INTRODUCTION:
Coal is central to India’s energy needs. It contributes around 75 per cent of India’s current electricity generation and, according to NITI Aayog projections, will remain the dominant source of power for the next couple of decades. Coal is abundantly available and provides a reliable, cheap baseload power. But the coal-based thermal power industry is responsible for a significant share of emissions of the industrial sector in India and it therefore has an outsized impa[...]
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