Waste Heat Recovery Market

There are numerous industries that have a high potential for waste heat recoveries, such as the iron and steel, glass, cement, and petrochemical industries. The most common type of WHR system is the exhaust gas economizer, which captures waste heat from industrial boilers and uses it to generate steam or hot water.

Reach USD XX Billion by 2018 from USD ** Billion in 2031 at a CAGR of **%. Waste heat recovery (WHR) is the capture and reuse of heat from industrial processes that would normally be wasted.

Waste heat recovery (WHR) is the process of recovering wasted energy from industrial processes and converting it into useful forms of energy, such as electricity or steam. It is an efficient way to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions. WHR systems can be used in a variety of industries, including power generation, chemical, petrochemical, steel, cement, glass, and food processing.

There are numerous risk factors associated with the waste heat recovery market regulatory, technological, economic, and political.

The Waste Heat Recovery Market market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around*% during the forecast period of 2018-2031. The key drivers for this market growth are the increasing focus on energy efficiency and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions., Sinoma Energy Conservation, Kawasaki, CITIC Heavy Industries, Thermax, Turboden, Kesen Kenen, Boustead International Heaters, Exergy International, Orcan, Enertime, ElectraTherm, Climeon