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European Power Plant Construction & Services Market 1996-2006. “Construction and services markets follow different cycles, but allow ‘cross-selling’. A strong position in both helps smooth business volatility.”. Klaus Huhn,Senior Industry Analyst, Power & Energy Group. Key Features. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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European Power Plant Construction & Services Market 1996-2006
“Construction and services markets follow different cycles,
but allow ‘cross-selling’. A strong position in both helps smooth business volatility.”
Klaus Huhn,Senior Industry Analyst, Power & Energy Group
Key Features
• Analysis based on in-depth interviews with and primary data from OEMs, turnkey suppliers, utilities & energy authorities
• Trends & forecasts by fuel type, capacity size, ownership, finance
• Emphasis on utility strategies & national deregulation/liberalisation patterns
Key Content: Market Size & Forecast
Market size & forecasts: 3-year weightedrevenues in US$Segmentation: Construction (total investment volume), post-commissioning services; by countries; by capacity, fuel, ownership & operation
Key Content: Major Competitors
OEMs regularly in services or in both markets.For construction, only EPC/Turnkey considered. Also applies to market
share calculation.
Construction(EPC/Turnkey only)
Services
• Alstom• Siemens• GE• Ansaldo• Rolls-Royce• Foster Wheeler• Babcock Borsig• Lurgi Lentjes• MHI• Fiat Avio• Wärtsilä
• Babcock Wilcox• Royal Schelde• Dalkia• Fortum• Vattenfall• Npower/Innogy• ...
• Bechtel• Raytheon• Stone & Webster• Fluor Daniel• Stork E&C• Kværner Pulping• Sofresid
Who would benefit from this report
• Power Generation Equipment OEMs– Determine market attractiveness– Decide on entering turnkey competition– Identify highest value added segments – Allocate engineering & marketing resources most
efficiently
• Component Suppliers– Track Market – Focus on Winning Players– Assess customer potential
Who would benefit from this report
• Engineering Companies– Enter turnkey competition – Decide on services supply
• Utilities– Decide on going international – Retain or outsource services– Evaluate investment opportunities
• IPPs, Investors, Banks– Evaluate investment opportunities– Identify most attractive segments– Build consortiums
What to do next
For more informationCall +44 (0) 1865 398662 or email
www.power.frost.com
