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India Water Desalination Plants Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2017

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Tablet of Contents
1. Executive Summary 2. Global Desalination Plants Market 2.1. Market Size 2.1.1. By Volume 2.1.2. By Value 2.2. Market Share 2.2.1. By Region 2.2.2. By Technology 2.2.3. By Consumption 2.2.4. By Feedwater 2.2.5. By Company 3. Indian Desalination Plants Market 3.1. Market Size 3.1.1. By Volume 3.1.2. By Value 3.2. Market Share 3.2.1. By Region 3.2.2. By Technology 3.2.3. By Consumption 3.2.4. By Industry 4. India Desalination Plants With Capacity And Status 5. Drivers & Challenges 5.1. Market Drivers 5.2. Market Restraints 6. Market Trends & Developments 6.1. Increasing Reverse Osmosis Membranes Market 6.2. Technological Innovations 6.3. Desalination Becoming More Affordable 6.4. Increasing Use Of Waste Water Recycling 6.5. Desalination Plants Fueled By Renewable Energy 7. Competitive landscape 7.1. Ion Exchange 7.2. Degremont 7.3. Thermax 7.4. VA Tech Wabag 7.5. Aquatech 7.6. GE Water & Process Technologies 7.7. IDE Technologies 7.8. BGR Energy Systems 8. Strategic Recommendations 9. Disclaimer

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List of Figures:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Figure 1: Global Fresh Water Availability, 2012 Figure 2: Global Water Desalination Capacity 2009-2017, by Volume (Million M/Day) Figure 3: Global Contracted Vs Online Plants 2006-2011, by Capacity (Million M/Day) Figure 4: Global Desalination Plants Market Size 2009 - 2017, by Value (USD Billion) Figure 5: Global Water Desalination Plants Market Revenue Share 2011, By Region Figure 6: Top 10 Countries by Total Installed Capacity, Since 1945 (Million M/Day) Figure 7: Top 10 Countries by Total Installed Capacity, Since 2003 (Million M/Day) Figure 8: Top 10 Countries by Total Installed Membrane Capacity, Since 1945 (Million M/Day) 9. Figure 9: Top 10 Countries by Total Installed Thermal Capacity, Since 1945 (Million M/Day) 10. Figure 10: Global Installed Cumulative Membrane and Thermal Capacity, 1990 2012 (Million M/Day) 11. Figure 11: Global Water Desalination Plants Installed Capacity 2011, By Technology 12. Figure 12: Global Water Desalination Plants 2012, By Consumption 13. Figure 13: Global Water Desalination Plants Forecast, 2017, By Consumption 14. Figure 14: Global Water Desalination Plants Annual New Contracted Capacity 1990 2012, By Feedwater 15. Figure 15: Global Water Desalination Total Installed Capacity 2011, By Feedwater 16. Figure 16: Top 10 Desalination Plant Suppliers, Since FY' 2000 (Million M/Day) 17. Figure 17: India Water Desalination Market Size, 2009-2017, By Value (USD Billion) 18. Figure 18: India Water Desalination Market Size, 2009-2017, By Volume (Million M/Day) 19. Figure 19: India Water Desalination Market Capacity 2012, By Region 20. Figure 20: India Water Desalination Market Capacity Forecast 2017, By Region 21. Figure 21: India Water Desalination Technology 2012, By Plant 22. Figure 22: India Water Desalination Technology Forecast 2017, By Plant 23. Figure 23: India Water Desalination Consumption 2012, By Plant 24. Figure 24: India Water Desalination Consumption Forecast 2017, By Plant 25. Figure 25: India Water Desalination Consumption 2012, By Industry 26. Figure 26: Fresh Water Scarcity in India 2012

List of Tables:
1. Table 1: Global Current and Forecasted Market Share, By Region 2. Table 2: Difference between Thermal and Membrane Technology 3. Table 3: State with Current and Forecasted Desalination Capacity 4. Table 4: Major Desalination Projects Anticipated To Start by 2017 5. Table 5: Different Water Desalination Technology 6. Table 6: List of Indian Desalination Plants with Capacity and Status 7. Table 7: Major Projects of Ion Exchange in India 8. Table 8: Major Projects of Degremont in India 9. Table 9: Major Projects of Thermax in India 10. Table 10: Major Projects of VA Tech Wabag in India 11. Table 11: Major Projects of Aquatech Wabag in India

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1. Executive Summary
Desalination is the process by which salt and other minerals are removed from saltwater and brackish water in order to produce water suitable for human consumption, as well as water for irrigation and industrial purposes. The world's population is expected to reach nearly 8.26 Billion by 2030, up from about 6.85 Billion in 2010. With increasing global population, demand for for water for domestic, agricultural and industrial purposes is also increasing. At the same time, freshwater supplies around the globe are becoming depleted, while over one Billion people are already without clean drinking water and 1.4 Million children under five die within a year due to lack of access to clean water. Those living in coastal communities and arid regions, as well as others experiencing water troubles, are looking to solve their water scarcity issues - desalination is proving itself to be one increasingly viable solution.

The scarcity of fresh water resources are compelling governments and planning agencies to invest in enhancing desalination capacities to meet the soaring water demand. In the past, high costs of desalination (due to mostly intensive energy use) as well as industry-related environmental concerns have held back growth in the desalination market. Now, large desalination plants diverted from less costly and more environmentally begin alternatives. Fresh water is a major priority in sustainable development and it cannot be obtained from streams and aquifers, desalination of seawater or mineralized groundwater is required. Seawater

desalination is rapidly emerging as one of the major new sources of freshwater for the developed and some areas of the developing world. Seawater desalination is established to be a part of meeting a real water need in the most cost effective and least damaging way.

In 2011, Global water desalination industry with over XXXX online plants throughout the globe has shown remarkable growth with a CAGR of around XX% since 2009 to 2011. It is estimated that by 2017 global water desalination industry will surpass USD XXXX Billion and capacity

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would reach XXXX Million m/day. The Middle Eastern region is leading water desalination industry with XX% share and is expected to continue to expand its desalination activities. Asian countries have XX% market share in desalination market and it is anticipated to rise in near future because of increasing investments in India and China. Globally, thermal based plants were leading the market till 2002 but membrane based desalination plants has gradually started to capture the market. Thermal has nearly XX% market share and the rest is of membrane based market which is forecasted to account for most of the new desalination plants. In membranes, Reverse Osmosis is leading with XX% market share in global desalination technology market. Global consumption of water is mainly by municipalities which accounts XX% of the total usage. Industrial and power sector use of desalinated water is increasing form past few years and the trend will continue in future as well which accounts for XX% and XX% respectively. Other usage of desalinated water is by Tourism, Military, and irrigation usage. Veolia has emerged as strongest market player in the last decade with over XX Million m/day capacity, which is more than previous market leader Dooshan with XX Million m/day. There are other players like GE, Fisia Italimpianti, and Suez/Degremont among top 5 players with over 2 Million m/day capacity.

In 2012, India holds XXX desalination plants with total capacity of XX Million m/day and generated revenue of USD XX Billion. In 2017, Indian desalination industry is anticipated to reach USD XX Billion and installed capacity is anticipated to reach XX Million m/day. Gujarat has maximum number of desalination plants (XX) contributing XX% of the total installed plants in the country. It is anticipated that Gujarats market share will fall in coming years but will still lead the market with highest market share by 2017. Gujarat is followed by Tamil Nadu with XX plants contributing XX% market share and the largest desalination plant of India Minjur with capacity of XX Million m/day located in Tamil Nadu. In 2011, India has over XX% plants operative on Reverse Osmosis technology 2011. It is anticipated that RO plants would continue

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to lead Indian market with at least XXX plants by 2017. Currently, MSF, Electrodialysis and Hybrid have XX operating plants in total and it is expected to increase which would reach up to XX plants in total by 2017. India has the same usage pattern like global, municipalities are leading in capacity usage followed by industries. Municipal plants are less in numbers but high in capacity due to which number of plants for industrial usage is XXX where as plants for municipalitys usage is XX followed by power with XX installed plants. In India, number of plants will nearly get doubled and reach to nearly XXX, industrial plants would be the major contributor with XXX plants mainly because of power, steel, coal and chemical industries by 2017.

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