Uninterrupted and reliable sources of power supply are vital for successful military operations. Power generators have application across diverse segments within the military industry. Against this backdrop, Future Market Insights (FMI) foresees lucrative prospects for power generator producers within the military market.

Power generators are used for various tactical operations within military agencies. On account of changing landscape, the inclination towards compact and lightweight designs is higher. These generators are touted as advanced equipment that offer robust output at low cost. Driven by the demand for improved fuel efficiency, sales of compact generators are expected to pick up in the coming years.

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According to FMI, the demand for advanced and fuel-efficient generators will accelerate in the coming years. Increasing budget allocation towards strengthening the defense sector will subsequently aid the expansion of the market.

FMI’s report on the power generator for military market highlights the specific needs of the defense and military sector. It identifies hidden growth opportunities for the market players, besides cautioning them against potential threats.

Some of the key takeaways from the report are:

• Market players are likely to witness attractive growth opportunities as military agencies focus on establishing integrated power systems. This will invariably fuel the demand for generators
• Hybrid generators are likely to comprise an exceptionally lucrative product category. Ensuring environment safety is high on the agenda of military agencies. They are keen on investing in fuel-efficient technologies that will also offer significant cost reduction
• Backed by increasing military spending, North America is forecast to emerge as dominant market for power generators
• While diesel will remain preferred fuel type, tightening environmental laws will boost growth prospects for natural gases as potential sources of fuel
• Demand power generators will remain significantly high in field hospitals and field camps and accommodations

The COVID-19 outbreak has sent shockwaves across the globe. Experts even presume it to be the worst crisis the world has witnessed in recent past. The crisis was unprecedented, resultantly it crippled the manufacturing sector of some of the major economic powerhouses.

By the time the global economy recovers from the jolt, manufacturing is expected to be among the worst-hit sectors. The incredible slump in investment, subsequently revenue generated within the industry paints a gory picture.

The power sector too is no stranger to the crisis. It is reeling under payment delays and deficits. Government owned distribution companies are particularly hampered. Nationwide lockdowns have posed unique and devastating challenges. Liquidity crunch is threatening several companies within the industry.

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Experts project that a grand transformation is underway. The wave of decentralizing energy, which has swept across the world, is revolutionizing the way power is generated and consumed.

Resultantly, some key government organizations, including military agencies, are swaying away from centralized energy systems to integrated power solutions such as microgrids.

The military sector is keen on suitable provision for secure energy to cater to their growing needs in a way that will also help them mitigate adverse effects on environment. A failure in meeting this requirement will pose immense threat to functioning of various defense operations.

Installing power generators is therefore a favored method for improving environmental, economy, and energy-security performance within the sector.

Competitive Landscape

Companies operating in the market are continuously striving to offer advanced power generation system with high output and low operational cost. In the near future they are likely to focus more on the manufacturing of hybrid generators.

Overall the focus on portfolio and footprint expansion is forecast to remain high in the market. Mergers and acquisitions make a key strategic moves adopted by the companies to gain competitive advantage. Besides this, product launches will remain a key strategy adopted by the market players.

Major Key Players:

Cummins Inc., Caterpillar Inc., Rolls-Royce Holdings plc, HIMOINSA, Harrington Generators International, Teknel srl, GRUPEL S.A., VÝVOJ Martin, HITZINGER GmbH, Fischer Panda GmbH, Ascot Industrial S.r.l., GREEN POWER SYSTEMS S.r.l., Kohler Co., Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd., and Ausonia S.r.l.

Leading companies operating in the power generator market have an impressive global presence backed a strong distribution and sales network. Because the market is fairly consolidated, Tier 1 companies are expected to account for the lion’s share.

Market players will primarily focus on expanding their global footprint and product portfolio. Considering this, besides mergers and acquisitions, product launches will remain highly preferred strategic moves among competitors.

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By Segmentation:

Capacity

• Upto 60 KW
• 61 to 250 KW
• 251 to 500 KW
• 501 to 1000 KW
• Above 1000 KW

Output Type

• AC
• DC

Fuel Type

• Diesel
• Natural Gas

Installation Type

• Stationery
• Mobile and Portable

Application

• Communication System
• Air Defence System
• Field Hospitals
• Field Camps/Accommodation
• Lighting
• Military Vehicles
• Others

Regional Outlook

• North America (U.S., Canada)
• Latin America (Mexico, Brazil, Rest of LATAM)
• Europe (Germany, U.K., France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Russia, Rest of Europe)
• East Asia (China, Japan, South Korea)
• South Asia (India, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia)
• Oceania (Australia, New Zealand)
• Middle East (GCC Countries, Turkey)
• Africa (Northern Africa, South Africa)