Wave and Tidal Energy Market Analysis By Energy Type (Wave, Tidal), By Region (North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Central & South America, Middle East & Africa), Vendor Landscape, and Competitor Analysis – Forecasts to 2025 | Business Intelligence Report

Market Analysis:

The ocean can be used as one of the inexhaustible and largest source for sustainable power generation. Waves & tides are used to harness energy from the ocean. They are relatively new forms power generation and are at its nascent stage when it comes to the technology and penetration in the market.

Growing research & development projects undertaken by the governments across the world concentrate on clean energy solutions. This market is projected to observe growth in terms of technological advancements, rise installed capacity, and investment in the near future. Private investments an favourable government support is anticipated to augment market growth.

Shiwa Lake Tidal Power Station in South Korea is presently the largest station operating at optimum capacity. The Ocean Race campaign setup by the RenewableUK aims at strengthening governmental support to this market in the UK.

Some of the challenges faced by the market are high cost of prototype development to suit ocean waters, volatile climatic conditions prevailing at sea, environmental disruptions, and high maintenance cost.

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Type Insights:

Tide energy can further be segmented into stream and range energy. Tidal range requires the construction of a tidal barrage to capture hydropower through hydro turbines inside the structure. Some of the locations with high range includes Bay of Fundy (Canada), Bristol Channel and Cardiff Bay (UK), Normandy (France), Magellan Strait (Argentina & Chile), and Cook Inlet (U.S.). Tidal stream generates power through downstream speed and tides in rivers. The capacity of Shiwa Lake Tidal Power Station is 254MW.

This source of energy can be used to generate electricity for a remote location where the other modes such as drawing grid connections are not feasible and cost effective. The industry requires high capital investment and technological advancements to prosper in the future. Capacity up-scaling and technological innovations are expected to create a large market for this industry.

Regional Insights:

An increased number of projects are being announced in Europe such as the MeyGen tidal array project in Scotland and Swansea Bay tidal lagoon. Europe it anticipated to observe escalating growth in the market due to the old and new projects, encouraging regulatory frame work, and potential sites creating scope for small & large plants.

Growing crude oil production has increased the demand for electricity which is expected to influence the market positively. In the Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea, the exploration of crude oil extraction has resulted in the demand for cheap electricity. These factors are expected to drive demand for marine power solutions over the coming years.

In August 2016, the Energy Department announced funding of USD 20 million for 10 organisations that can be used for research, demonstration and development of projects that monitor marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) power systems. Significant growth is also expected over the forecast period in Australia due to the growing investment towards renewable resources and reducing fossil fuel consumption. Australian Climate Change Authority proposed to meet 65% emission-free sources for electricity production by 2030.

Competitor Analysis:

The scaling demand for electricity is the most important factor that is expected to contribute to the growth of the market. The other reason for this industry to do well is the reducing demand for natural gas and coal consumption and rising environmental concern. This provides growth opportunity to natural resources which are cleaner and sustainable.

The leading operators in the industry are Pelamis Wave Power Ltd., Ocean Renewable Power Company LLC, AquaGen, AquaGen Technologie, Aquamarine Power Ltd, Carnegie Wave Energy Ltd., Marine Current Turbines Ltd., Tenax Energy, Atlantis Resources Ltd., and S.D.E. Energy Ltd.

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