Global Oil Spill Management Market to Hit $126billion

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size has been forecasted in a latest research to swell beyond a staggering $125.62 billion by 2024.

Latest Research on Oil Spill Management Market-market analysis, market size, application analysis, regional outlook, competitive strategies and forecasts, 2016 to 2024, showed that growing incidents of oil spill in the past, along with severe safety and environmental policies are likely to propel the market over the forecast phase (2016 to 2024).

The report revealed that escalating pipeline and seaborne shipping of crude oil and chemicals could positively impact the market further. It stated that the market is fragmented by technologies, techniques, applications, and regions.

“Technologies are Pre-oil spill and Post-oil spill. Pre-oil spill segment is divided into double-hull, pipeline, leak detection, blow-out preventers, and others. Double-hulling was the dominant segment in 2015 with highest shares,” the report states

“Marine trade registers for a majority of petroleum products and natural gas transportation. Mounting demand for crude and petroleum products oil in Europe and Asia Pacific will boost the maritime trade growth further.

“Post-oil spill segments are mechanical, chemical, biological, and physical. Chemical and mechanical containment and recovery are the techniques used in the industry,” it added.

The report noted that by applications, the market could be sliced into pre-oil spill management and post-oil spill management. It added that pre-oil spill covers onshore and offshore sectors. Offshore segment recorded the maximum shares in 2015.

In 2015, onshore post-oil spill sector was valued close to 60 per cent of the total market demand. Regions such as Norway, U.S, Mexico, Canada, U.S., China, and Nigeria have observed well blowouts and occurrences of pipeline breakdowns.

“This could be accredited to huge market diffusion in past Main regions in the market encompass North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa (MEA), and Central and South America.

North America was the leading market for pre-oil spill management. It was estimated at 40.1 per cent of total demand in 2015. This region will potentially face lucrative demand due to production activities and increasing oil and gas discovery.