New Study from Integer Research Predicts Non-road AUS32 Market to Reach 8 Billion Litres (2.1 Billion Gallons) by 2023

LONDON, October 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

Integer Research predicts the AUS32 market will reach 8 billion litres (2.1 billion gallons) by 2023, with consumption growth accelerating from 2017 as flexibility schemes come to an end. Europe and North America will continue to be the biggest markets for AdBlue/Diesel Exhaust Fluid in this segment, with the BRIC countries slowly gaining traction later in the period. North America and Europe are expected to account for 75% of the market by 2023. The market for AUS32 could be growing rapidly in China by 2023, depending on implementation of Tier 4 equivalent legislation.

This growth estimate is according to Integer's new Emissions Control in Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) Markets which forecasts non-road equipment sales, non-road machinery parc, emissions control options and sales forecasts, and AUS32 market forecasts, while providing an up-to-date overview of global legislation. This is the only report to provide in-depth coverage of the market, discussing trends, future developments and providing forecasts for the NRMM market.

The new NRMM report also provides an in-depth view of existing supply chains operating in all major markets. All major geographies have been analysed and the research has been compiled in a detailed format. In terms of AUS32 supply, every region has been broken down into top-level gas and urea market analysis, followed by an overview of existing urea production sites and individual AUS32 manufacturer strategy. Major markets include: Europe, North America, Brazil and China.

"AdBlue and DEF markets have been driven by developments in the heavy-duty truck sector. What we see now is high adoption rates of SCR by non-road machinery manufacturers, along with intensive use of the technology in many applications. This will result in a new and interesting segment for Diesel Exhaust Fluid and AdBlue suppliers", said Dr. Niels Tholen, emissions control expert at Integer Research.

The European and North American markets continue to expand and with the upcoming Tier 4 Final / Stage IV legislation, the non-road sector will play an increasing larger role in overall AUS32 consumption. Besides the long-term potential of emerging markets, the European and North American AUS32 markets are set to reach 7.6 million litres (1.7 billion gallons) in this segment by 2023.

Integer Research are running a series of free 30 minute emissions control webinars from 5^th - 8^th November 2013. The non-road market webinar will take place on Friday 8^th November at 9:00 London, UK time and again at 17:30 London, UK time. The webinar will cover recent regulatory developments (EU and US), Tier 4 final technology trends by power band and application, NRMM OEMs parc and sales forecasts for key regions as well as implications for AUS32 supply. Register here to attend the webinar.

To request a related presentation, table of contents or to speak to us about the new version of Emissions Control in Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) Markets, click here.

About Emissions Control in Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM)

The second edition of Emissions Control in NRMM provides extensive coverage of diesel emission legislation, all major NRMM manufacturers and AUS32 consumption and supply. AdBlue participants will use this report to understand market potential and identify risk and opportunities for expansion while equipment suppliers will gain insight into the strategies embraced by the NRMM OEMs. They will use the forecast for non-road machinery parc to study market opportunities.

About Integer Research

Founded in 2003 and headquartered in London, Integer is a leading consultancy in the emissions controls sector, combining solid analysis of market information with technical expertise in emission controls, AdBlue, Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) and ARLA 32.

Contact

For more information on Integer's Emissions Control in Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) Markets and its findings, please contact Alicia Higham on +44-20-7503-1265 or email [email protected].

SOURCE Integer Research Ltd