Stationary Fuel Cells Market Future Growth, Opportunities and Forecast to 2020

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Stationary Fuel Cells Market Current Trends, Size, Share, Industry Analysis,

Competitive Intelligence, Growth, Opportunities and Global Forecasts To

2014 - 2020

The stationary fuel cells market is projected to reach USD 14.3 billion by 2020. It had attained

revenue worth USD 1.2 billion in 2013. High growth is expected in the market due to demand

for power that requires natural gas. Stationary fuel cells will be charged with hydrogen

manufactured from solar farms. Big box retailers like WalMart, Verizon, and other data centers

adopting it early will give an impetus to the market growth.

Stationary fuel cells are used to provide supplementary power in case of emergencies. They are a

viable method of storing and supplying energy in critical situations. Distributed energy

generation systems require modest installations and provide 24/7 load. Stationary fuel cells

generate energy on-site and eliminate any dependency of energy distribution systems. The

stationary fuel cells market requires government sponsorship to raise consumer awareness

required for its growth.

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Applications of stationary fuel cells market are UPS (uninterrupted power supply), micro

combined heat and power (mCHP), and emergency power systems. UPS provides auxiliary

power when the primary source of electricity is cut off or unavailable. It provides protection

from constant power interruptions and prevents data loss. UPS units are primarily used for this

reason in data centers and computer networks. Emergency power systems include generators and

other backup systems that provide energy when regular systems fail. mCHP is a distributed

energy resource used in homes or small businesses. It uses less than 5 kWe and converts energy

to heat and electricity.

The stationary fuel cells market is dependent on technologies of SOFC (solid oxide fuel cell),

MCFC (molten carbonate fuel cell),...