The global waste to hydrogen market is anticipated to grow from USD 4.62 billion to USD 35.42 billion in 10 years. The need for energy security and the desire to diversify energy sources allow waste-to-hydrogen technologies to play a role in the energy mix. Countries seeking to reduce dependence on traditional fossil fuels may turn to hydrogen produced from waste as a reliable and locally available alternative. Furthermore, a heightened focus on reducing environmental impact and establishing the groundwork for a carbon-neutral economy will contribute to the expansion of the industry over the forecast years.
Newark, Jan. 30, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Brainy Insights estimates that the USD 4.62 billion in 2022 global Waste to Hydrogen market will reach USD 35.42 billion by 2032. The development of novel conversion technologies beyond traditional methods may unlock new opportunities. Innovations in pyrolysis, hydrothermal processing, or other emerging technologies could offer alternative pathways for efficient hydrogen production from waste. Furthermore, ongoing research and development in gasification technologies may lead to efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and environmental performance advancements. Improved gasification processes can present new opportunities for waste-to-hydrogen projects. Additionally, as hydrogen gains prominence as a clean energy carrier, there’s an opportunity for investment in hydrogen infrastructure. This aspect includes developing storage facilities, transportation networks, and refuelling stations to support the broader adoption of hydrogen from waste. Moreover, opportunities exist to integrate waste-to-hydrogen processes with renewable power/energy systems, such as wind and solar farms. Combining hydrogen production with intermittent renewable energy sources can enhance energy systems’ sustainability and reliability. Besides, using hydrogen as an industrial feedstock for sectors like chemicals and refining presents opportunities. Waste to hydrogen technologies can contribute to hydrogen supply as a versatile raw material for industrial processes.
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Key Insight of the global Waste to Hydrogen market
Asia Pacific is expected to witness the highest market growth over the forecast period.
The Asia Pacific region is undergoing robust industrialization and urbanization, leading to an increased need for energy. As countries in the region look for sustainable and clean energy solutions, the demand for hydrogen, particularly produced from waste, may grow substantially. Also, countries in the Asia Pacific region have been actively promoting renewable energy and sustainable technologies. Supportive policies, incentives, and regulatory frameworks can form a facilitative environment for the growth of the waste-to-hydrogen market. Besides, with a growing emphasis on lowering carbon emissions and transitioning to renewable power/energy sources, many governments in the Asia Pacific region recognize the potential of renewable hydrogen. As a form of renewable hydrogen, waste to hydrogen aligns with these sustainability goals. In addition, the region often has abundant and diverse waste feedstocks, including municipal solid waste, agricultural residues, and industrial waste. The availability of these feedstocks can support the scalability of waste-to-hydrogen projects. Furthermore, as the region continues to develop its infrastructure, there may be opportunities to integrate waste-to-hydrogen technologies into existing waste management and energy systems.
In 2022, the gasification segment held the largest market share at 45.67% and a market revenue of 2.10 billion.
The technology segment is classified into anaerobic digestion, gasification and pyrolysis. In 2022, the gasification segment held the largest market share at 45.67% and a market revenue of 2.10 billion.
In 2022, the municipal solid waste (MSW) segment dominated the market with the largest share of 42.31% and revenue of 1.95 billion.
The waste type segment includes biomass, industrial waste, municipal solid waste (MSW) and wastewater treatment residues. In 2022, the municipal solid waste (MSW) segment dominated the market with the largest share of 42.31% and revenue of 1.95 billion.
In 2022, the power generation segment counted for the largest market share of 46.28% and revenue of 2.13 billion.
The application segment is divided into chemical production, power generation, transportation and others. In 2022, the power generation segment dominated the market with the largest share of 46.28% and revenue of 2.13 billion.
Advancement in market
In July 2023: Hazer Group Ltd. is delighted to offer an update on the progress of the CDP (Commercial Demonstration Plant) project. The company affirms that the CDP is proceeding as planned, and it is set to initiate the second phase of its operation (‘hot operations’), involving the production of graphitic carbon and hydrogen, in 2023.
In January 2023: Raven SR Inc., a company dedicated to renewable fuels, Hyzon Motors Inc. and Chevron, have jointly revealed their collaboration to commercialize operations for a green waste-to-hydrogen production plant in Richmond. This facility is designed to offer hydrogen fuel to the transportation industry in Northern California. The facility’s ownership will be vested in a newly established entity named Raven SR S1 LLC, with Raven SR serving as the facility operator. The expected launch for this facility is set for the first quarter of 2024. Chevron will hold most of the equity stake (50%) in Raven SR S1, Raven SR will retain a 30% stake, and Hyzon will own the remaining 20%.
Report coverage & details:
| Report Coverage | Details |
| Forecast Period | 2023-2032 |
| Base Year | 2022 |
| Market Size in 2032 | USD 35.42 Billion |
| CAGR | 22.59% |
| No. of Pages in Report | 236 |
| Segments Covered | Technology, Waste Type, and Application |
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Market Dynamics
Driver: Rising demand for hydrogen as a clean fuel.
In transportation, hydrogen is gaining prominence as a clean alternative, especially in the development of fuel-cell vehicles. The versatility of hydrogen fuel extends beyond transportation, making significant inroads into industrial applications and power generation. Industries increasingly recognize the value of hydrogen as a cleaner energy source that aligns with sustainability goals and reduces environmental impact. Power generation, in particular, stands out as a sector where the demand for clean and sustainable energy sources is pronounced. Hydrogen’s role in power generation involves utilizing it as a fuel in fuel cells or through combustion; both produce energy with minimal or no emissions of harmful pollutants. This aspect aligns with global efforts to transition away from fossil fuels and mitigate the environmental impact of conventional power generation methods. The waste-to-hydrogen market, therefore, capitalizes on the increasing recognition of hydrogen as a versatile and eco-friendly energy carrier. Through advanced technologies such as gasification or other conversion processes, waste materials contribute to hydrogen production. This dual benefit of waste management and clean energy production positions waste to hydrogen as a solution that addresses environmental and energy sustainability challenges.
Restraint: Competition with traditional hydrogen production.
Steam methane reforming, a widely established method, has been a cornerstone in hydrogen production for its efficiency and economic viability. The existing infrastructure built around conventional methods facilitates a seamless integration into the established energy landscape. Moreover, the lower costs associated with these traditional techniques have contributed to their entrenched position in the hydrogen production market. The challenge for waste-to-hydrogen technologies lies in overcoming the inertia created by the well-established practices of conventional methods. The investment already poured into infrastructure for processes like steam methane reforming creates a cost advantage that waste-to-hydrogen technologies must contend with. This factor could slow the widespread acceptance and adoption of these innovative waste-based technologies. Additionally, the familiarity and proven track record of conventional methods instil confidence among industries and investors, further complicating the market entry for waste-to-hydrogen technologies. Industries may hesitate to deviate from established practices, especially when faced with uncertainties about adopting newer and less proven technologies.
Opportunity: Global support for renewable energy initiatives.
The international commitment to renewable energy is underscored by a collective acknowledgement of the need to mitigate climate change and reduce dependence on conventional, carbon-intensive energy sources. As countries strive to meet their sustainability objectives, the waste-to-hydrogen market stands out as a promising avenue due to its dual benefits of waste management and clean energy production. Governments and organizations worldwide are likely to direct investments towards technologies that offer innovative solutions in line with their renewable energy goals. With the help of their capacity to convert waste materials into valuable energy resources, waste-to-hydrogen technologies resonate with the regulations of a circular economy and contribute substantially to sustainability agendas. Furthermore, the global shift towards renewable energy is driven by a rising understanding of the environmental consequences of traditional energy sources. The necessity to lower greenhouse gas emissions and embrace eco-friendly alternatives positions waste to hydrogen as a compelling choice within the broader landscape of renewable energy technologies.
Challenge: Regulatory and permitting complexity.
The regulatory landscape, characterized by its multifaceted nature and continuous evolution, demands a meticulous approach from stakeholders involved in waste-to-hydrogen initiatives. Compliance with environmental standards necessitates a comprehensive understanding of the intricate legal requirements, waste management protocols, and renewable energy regulations. This intricate web of regulations can pose hurdles for project developers, potentially resulting in protracted approval processes. Obtaining the requisite permits is a critical step in initiating waste-to-hydrogen projects. However, the approval procedure is often intricate and subject to stringent scrutiny. Regulatory bodies typically require detailed assessments of the potential environmental impact, safety measures, and adherence to waste disposal regulations. The thorough evaluation process can extend project timelines, leading to delays in project commencement. Furthermore, ensuring compliance with evolving environmental standards adds complexity. As regulations are subject to continuous refinement in response to emerging environmental concerns, waste-to-hydrogen projects must continually adapt to meet updated compliance criteria. This fluid regulatory environment can introduce uncertainties, necessitating constant vigilance and adaptation by project stakeholders. The delays associated with regulatory approvals and compliance adherence can translate into increased project costs. Extended project timelines may incur additional expenses related to prolonged development phases, legal consultations, and adjustments to meet evolving regulatory requirements. Consequently, the financial viability of waste-to-hydrogen projects may be impacted, posing challenges for project developers and investors.
Some of the major players operating in the global Waste to Hydrogen market are:
• Advanced Plasma Power
• Air Liquide
• BEEAH Group
• Boson Energy SA
• Chevron
• Chinook Sciences
• Charm Industrial
• FuelCell Energy, Inc.
• H2-Enterprises Group Inc.
• h2e Power Systems Pvt. Ltd.
• Hazer Group
• H Cycle
• Ki Hydrogen Ltd.
• Nel Hydrogen
• Plasma Gasification Corp.
• PowerHouse Energy Group
• Raven
• SGH2 Energy
• SUEZ Group
• Siemens Energy
• Waste2Tricity
• Ways2H, Inc.
Key Segments cover in the market:
By Technology
• Anaerobic Digestion
• Gasification
• Pyrolysis
By Waste Type
• Biomass
• Industrial Waste
• Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)
• Wastewater Treatment Residues
By Application
• Chemical Production
• Power Generation
• Transportation
• Others
By Region
• North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico)
• Europe (Germany, France, the UK, Italy, Spain, Rest of Europe)
• Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, India, Rest of APAC)
• South America (Brazil and the Rest of South America)
• The Middle East and Africa (UAE, South Africa, Rest of MEA)
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