Ultrapure Water Market to Exceed $4 Billion Next Year

27.08.2015

The world market for ultrapure water (UPW) systems and components will exceed $4.3 billion next year according to the latest McIlvaine forecasts in N029 Ultrapure Water: World Market.

Ultrapure Water Market to Exceed $4 Billion Next Year

McIlvaine Company

Electronics manufacturers will lead the way with purchases of just under $1.4 billion. Most of these orders will be in Asia. Many Asian power plants are installing ultrasupercritical coal-fired boilers. They require the highest purity water. Due to the construction of generic drug manufacturing facilities in Asia, this region of the world will gain share as opposed to other pharmaceutical markets.

The downturn in China is likely to have some impact on growth in that country over the next few years. Coal-fired boiler capacity growth is slowing. However, emphasis on water conservation is leading to the use of recycled water in ultrapure water systems. In some cases, desalinated water is now being utilized. There is a trend to combine desalination of drinking water with power production at seacoast locations. There are a number of synergies including a source of ultrapure water.

Ion-exchange resins, cartridges and treatment chemicals are among the consumables expenditures required in UPW systems.

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