The latest market research report by Technavio on the
global thermoelectric modules market predicts a CAGR of close to 10%
during the period 2017-2021.
The report segments the global thermoelectric modules market by
application (commercial and government) and by geography (the Americas, EMEA,
and APAC). It provides a detailed illustration of the major factors influencing
the market, including drivers, opportunities, trends, and industry-specific
challenges.
Here are some key findings of the global thermoelectric modules
market, according to Technavio hardware and semiconductor researchers:
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Increased construction activities: a major market driver
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The commercial segment dominated the global thermoelectric
modules market in 2016, accounting for more than 71% of the share in terms of
revenue
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In 2016, APAC accounted for the largest share of the market,
with close to 35% share
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Ferrotec, KELK, Laird, and II-VI Marlow are the leading players
in the market
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Increased construction activities: a major market driver
Increased construction activities are one of the major factors
driving global thermoelectric modules market. Development in the
construction industry plays a significant role in boosting the global
thermoelectric modules market. New construction in the residential, commercial,
and industrial sectors have increased the demand for heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems that are integrated
with thermoelectric modules. This improves building efficiencies, thereby
generating high revenue for the market. Innovations in building design and
increased focus on energy efficiency for buildings have created an opportunity
for thermoelectric module manufacturers to increase their market foothold.
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APAC: largest thermoelectric modules market
The thermoelectric modules market in APAC is expected to grow at
a CAGR of more than 10% during the forecast period. IR thermography in
the region is driven by increased demand for IR thermal cameras for
manufacturing facilities, failure detection analysis of electronic parts,
crystal growth techniques, quality control, and process control and facilities
management from countries such as China, Japan, South Korea, India, and
Singapore. These IR cameras are integrated with thermoelectric modules. Hence,
with the increasing demand for IR cameras, the market for thermoelectric
modules will also grow.
According to Sunil Kumar Singh, a lead analyst at Technavio for
research on embedded systems, “In APAC, the market is
primarily driven by countries such as Japan, China, South Korea, and few
countries from Southeast Asia. IoT devices will find many uses in smart homes.
Many smart homes are in the construction phase in Japan, China, and South
Korea. Therefore, smart thermostats and smart home appliances may find a ready
market in these constructions. APAC is expected to dominate the IoT devices
market, including smart ACs and smart thermostats during the
forecast period. This will drive the adoption of thermoelectric modules for
these smart devices.”
Competitive vendor landscape
The global thermoelectric modules market is highly
fragmented with the presence of many large global vendors. The market is highly
competitive with the players competing to gain larger market shares. The global
thermoelectric modules market has a high potential for growth because of the
increase in applications in devices across many sectors. Rapid advances in
technology, intense competition, and the changing dynamics of the market are
the key factors for the intense competition among vendors. With the increasing
competition, the market will also see consolidation.
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