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Energy-efficient motors are electric motors designed to minimize energy consumption and improve manufacturing techniques. These motors tend to achieve higher efficiency, lower waste heat output, and decline the energy losses that flow through the motor. These motors incorporate advanced design techniques to minimize energy losses that typically account for 3% to 6% of the energy consumed and often utilize improved core materials. Energy efficient motors have a high tolerance for overload situations and a low failure rate.
Manufacturers' growing adoption of factory automation to improve production capacity is the key driver for the rapid adoption of energy efficient motors. Moreover, a rise in green technology adoption, the need to reduce the cost of energy consumption, and government initiatives, including training programs for technicians and public awareness campaigns, contribute to the growth of energy-efficient motors. Further, rapid urbanization and improved technological advancements positively influence the market.
Energy-efficient motors require advanced technology and high-quality materials in the manufacturing processes. Moreover, the initial high investment costs, which include installation and infrastructure, may hinder the growth of this market.
The energy efficient motor market has been impacted as the COVID-19 pandemic stopped business worldwide. Supply chains were disrupted, creating bottlenecks and affecting the production and distribution of energy-efficient engines. Factory closures, transportation problems, and lockdowns caused delays in the engine market's supply chain. The pandemic delayed projects in various sectors such as commercial and residential construction. These delays impacted the demand for energy efficient motors as projects were shelved or postponed.
The report covers the following key insights:
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Based on type, the market is segmented into AC Motors (Alternating Current) and DC Motors (Direct Current). The AC motors segment is expected to dominate the market as they are widely used in industrial applications and found in pumps, compressors, fans, and other motor-driven equipment. The motors are also compatible with infrastructure as they are used as a common power source in most commercial and residential buildings. AC motors are more cost-effective compared to DC motors.
DC motors are identified for their high starting torque and controllability. However, they are also known for low efficiency, typically 50-80%.
Based on efficiency level, the market is divided into IE1, IE2, IE3, and IE4. The IE4 segment is set to dominate over the forecast period due to high efficiency. In addition, these motors provide the greatest energy savings and can run continuously without any voltage disturbance. IE4 is also known as super premium efficiency. IE1 is the standard efficiency used in typical environments where energy costs are not a concern. IE2 motors significantly improve energy efficiency compared to IE1. They are suitable for applications where the motors run frequently and energy can be saved over time. IE3 - Premium Efficiency motors are even more efficient than IE2 and due to their energy-saving features, regulations in different countries often require them. IE3 motors are ideal for continuous or near-continuous use and offer significant energy savings.
Based on end-user, the market is trifurcated into industrial, commercial, and other categories. The industrial segment is expected to dominate the market during the forecast period as more industries try to reduce their energy consumption and improve production efficiency. There is a high use of energy-efficient motors for various industrial applications as there is an emerging need for energy-efficient motors that enable industries to save on electricity consumption.
The commercial segment is also expected to grow due to the prominence of energy efficiency in commercial buildings to reduce energy loss and operational costs.
Based on region, the energy-efficient motor market is divided into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa. The Asia Pacific market is projected to record a significant energy efficient motor market share. Due to the prompt industrialization of developing economies in countries such as India, China, and South Korea, the energy efficient motor market has witnessed growth in manufacturing, infrastructure, automobiles, and construction sectors.
Energy efficiency has become a significant focus in the North American market, driven by rising electricity costs and environmental concerns. The government has implemented policies and schemes such as the NEMA premium efficiency standard and programs to promote the energy efficient motor market.
Further, in Europe, on July 1, 2023, the last phase of the EU ecodesign regulation will enter into force, setting stricter requirements for the energy efficiency of electric motors. This means that 75-200 kW motors sold in the EU must meet the requirements corresponding to the level of energy efficiency for IE4.
In Latin America, energy-efficient motors are used in several agricultural applications, including irrigation, material handling, ventilation, grain handling, aeration, and air conditioning. These energy efficient engines are the most energy-intensive agricultural machines.
On 3rd February 2024, WEG Africa recognized the Government of South Africa for launching Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEPS). Since many electric motors lacked efficiency, this initiative was considered timely and necessary to improve the country's energy standards.
The report includes profiles of key players such as ABB, GE, Siemens, Toshiba, WEG, Schneider Electric, Nidec Motor Corporation, Bosch Rexroth, Havells, Kirloskar Electric, and Rockwell Automation.
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