The key to understanding the future market for generating plant lies in seeing
not just the potential for new capacity within a market, but also the capacity
of Asset Base Renewal (ABR). Simply looking at and forecasting installed
capacity does not identify the nature of the opportunity that exists around
the world. To do so would mean overlooking our forecast that in the next years
the pace of new capacity build will decline.
The StatPlan GCD Tool is a huge step forward in forecasting in this
market. The report is a vital tool for the creating short and long term
strategy:
Marketing strategy - Sales and marketing executives can use these
analyses to construct realistic marketing plans for individual countries and
markets in the short to medium term. The tool provides support for decisions
relating to:
Resource planning
Market targeting
Product/service definition appropriate to market
Corporate strategy - Planners can focus corporate plans over the next
40 years at a strategic level, realigning focus to different markets as the
cycles of demand change and it moves between different regions of the world.
Planners can therefore put their footprint in the right place, for the right
time.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
2. The Generating Capacity Demand Cycle: The Key to Forecasting the Future
3. The Changing Composition of Demand
4. World Generating Capacity
5. The Regional Distribution of Installed Capacity
6. The Demand Cycle: New and Asset Base Renewals of Capacity
7. Validation of the Demand Cycle
8. The Dynamics of the Capacity Demand Cycle
9. The Shifting Sands of the Demand Cycle: Geographical Mobility
10. Global Generating Capacity Capex
11. Regional and Country Analysis
11.1 Europe, All Countries
11.2 The Five Large European Countries
11.2.1 France
11.2.2 Germany
11.2.3 Italy
11.2.4 Spain
11.2.5 United Kingdom
11.3 Europe, Medium and Small Markets
11.3.1 Austria
11.3.2 Belgium
11.3.3 Bulgaria
11.3.4 Czech Republic
11.3.5 Denmark
11.3.6 Finland
11.3.7 Greece
11.3.8 Hungary
11.3.9 Ireland
11.3.10 Netherlands
11.3.11 Norway
11.3.12 Poland
11.3.13 Portugal
11.3.14 Romania
11.3.15 Slovakia
11.3.16 Sweden
11.3.17 Switzerland
11.3.18 Turkey
11.4 CIS - USSR
11.4.1 Russia
11.4.2 Ukraine
11.4.3 Kazakhstan
11.4.4 Uzbekistan
11.5 Middle East
11.5.1 Iran
11.5.2 Saudi Arabia
11.5.3 Kuwait
11.5.4 Israel
11.5.5 United Arab Emirates
11.6 Asia, All Countries
11.6.1 Bangladesh
11.6.2 China
11.6.3 India
11.6.4 Indonesia
11.6.5 Japan
11.6.6 South Korea
11.6.7 Malaysia
11.6.8 Pakistan
11.6.9 Philippines
11.6.10 Taiwan
11.6.11 Thailand
11.6.12 Vietnam
11.7 Pacific
11.7.1 Australia
11.7.2 New Zealand
11.8 Africa
11.8.1 North Africa
11.8.2 Sub-Saharan Africa
11.8.3 Egypt
11.8.4 Algeria
11.8.5 Morocco
11.8.6 Tunisia
11.8.7 Nigeria
11.8.8 South Africa
11.9 North America
11.9.1 United States
11.9.2 Canada
11.9.3 Mexico
11.10 South America
11.10.1 Brazil
11.10.2 Argentina
11.10.3 Chile
11.10.4 Colombia
11.10.5 Paraguay
11.10.6 Peru
11.10.7 Venezuela
12. COUNTRY DATA
12.1 Five Year Demand for New Build and Asset Base Renewal (ABR)
12.2 Installed Capacity 1980 to 2050, All Countries
13. METHODOLOGY
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Global installed generating capacity and demand 1945 to 2050, GW
Figure 2: The generating capacity demand cycle in 5 year segments, 1940 to
2050
Figure 3: World installed generating capacity 1990-2050
Figure 4: Comparison of Updated Plant Capital Costs in the USA, 2010 and
2011
Figure 5: Regional distribution of installed generating capacity GW, 1900
to 2050
Figure 6: Economic distribution of installed generating capacity GW, 1900
to 2050
Figure 7: The global generating capacity demand cycle in 5 year segments,
1940 to 2050
Figure 8: Diagram of new plus asset base renewals of capacity
Figure 9: The dynamics of the global capacity demand cycle, five flows
from 1940 to 2005
Figure 10: The geographical distribution of demand GW, 1940 to 2050
Figure 11: The economic distribution of demand GW, 1940 to 2050
Figure 12: Global generating capacity capex, $2009 and current values
Figure 13: Growth of installed generating capacity in Europe, MW 1900 to
2050
Figure 14: Capacity demand cycle MW, new and asset base renewals, Europe,
1941 - 2050
Figure 15: Generating capacity capex, $2009 and current $ in 5 year
segments
Figure 16: Growth of installed generating capacity, MW, France, 1900 - 2050
Figure 17: Capacity demand cycle MW, new and asset base renewals, France,
1941 to 2050
Figure 18: Generating capacity capex, $2009 and current $ in 5 year
segments
Table 10: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Denmark, 2010
Table 11: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Finland, 2010
Table 12: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Greece, 2010
Table 13: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Hungary, 2010
Table 14: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Ireland, 2010
Table 15: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Netherlands, 2010
Table 16: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Norway, 2010
Table 17: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Poland, 2010
Table 18: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Portugal, 2010
Table 19: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Romania, 2010
Table 20: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Slovakia, 2010
Table 21: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Sweden, 2010
Table 22: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Switzerland, 2010
Table 23: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Turkey, 2010
Table 24: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Russia, 2010
Table 25: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Ukraine, 2010
Table 26: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Kazakhstan, 2010
Table 27: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Uzbekistan, 2010
Table 28: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Iran, 2010
Table 29: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Saudi Arabia, 2010
Table 30: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Kuwait, 2010
Table 31: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Israel, 2010
Table 32: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, UAE, 2010
Table 33: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Bangladesh, 2010
Table 34: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, China, 2010
Table 35: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, India, 2010
Table 36: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Indonesia, 2010
Table 37: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Japan, 2010
Table 38: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, South Korea, 2010
Table 39: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Malaysia, 2010
Table 40: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Pakistan, 2010
Table 41: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Philippines, 2010
Table 42: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Taiwan, 2010
Table 43: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Thailand, 2010
Table 44: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Vietnam, 2008
Table 45: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Australia, 20010
Table 46: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, New Zealand, 2010
Table 47: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Egypt, 2010
Table 48: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Algeria, 2010
Table 49: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Morocco, 2010
Table 50: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Tunisia, 2010
Table 51: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Nigeria, 2010
Table 52: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, South Africa, 2010
Table 53: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, United States, 2011
Table 54: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Canada, 2011
Table 55: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Mexico, 2010
Table 56: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Brazil, 2011
Table 57: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Argentina, 2010
Table 58: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Chile, 2010
Table 59: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Colombia, 2010
Table 60: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Paraguay, 2010
Table 61: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Peru, 2010
Table 62: Fuel mix of generating capacity MW, Venezuela, 2010
Table 63 : 5 Year Demand for New Build and Asset Base renewal (ABR)
Table 64 : Installed Capacity 1980 to 2050, MW, All Countries
Generation Capacity and Demand 2012-2050 published by StatPlan Energy Limited in June 30, 2012. This report consists of 199 pages and the price starts from US $ 2500.