Global Cold Insulation Market Size

Cold Insulation Market Overview

Cold Insulation Market is projected to be worth USD 1,22,53,208 Million by 2030, registering a CAGR of 14% during the forecast period (2022 - 2030). Insulation is a material or a blend of two or more materials that can be used to avoid heat loss or heat gain to save the valuable energy. The material is available in any size, shapes as per different applications. Insulation materials have the ability to protect the environment from  green house gasses. Insulation increases the working efficiencies of the system where it is installed. Strict laws for energy preservation, environment protection, sustainable development has prompted rise in demand of insulation products. Insulation materials can serve as acoustic and also thermal protection. Thermal Insulation can be divided into two sorts as indicated by temperatures they serve: Cryogenics and Refractory.  Cold Insulation Market: Applications According to applications, Oil and Gas accounted for the largest consumption (40%) of materials due to increase in LNG transportation, cryogenic insulation demand. The Chemical application i.e. the increase use of liquid forms of industrial gases, for e.g. liquid nitrogen in various applications such as surgery, manufacturing has led to rise in insulation demand The Chemical application accounted for 22% of the total demand in 2012.

Cold Insulation Market: Market Growth Influencer Significant growth in the end user market which include chemicals, refrigeration, HVAC and oil and gas are major contributors to the growth of the Cold Insulation market. Availability of skilled workforce and low cost of manufacturing is another factor which boosts the Cold insulation market.

• Bayer Material Science


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  Huntsman Corporation (U.S.)


• Evonik


• BASF SE


• Armacell International Holding Gmbh


• The DOW Chemical Company


• Owens Corning


• Aspen aerogels


• Dongsung Finetec Corp


• Dow Chemicals


• Certain Teed


• Kingspan Groups PLC

Cold Insulation Market: Regional Analysis 

Asia Pacific: Asia Pacific has show immense growth in the Cold insulation market with widespread application in the chemical, refrigeration, oil and gas and HVAC market. Low cost of setting up a manufacturing unit, relatively cheaper and skilled labor and low operating cost all have played a major role in boosting the growth rate of the Asian Cold Insulation market. Asia consists of markets such as India, China, Korea etc which support the cold insulation market with their favorable government norms and policies. China is one of the biggest markets in this region with its growth rate strong enough to sustain efficient manufacturing.

North America: North American Region is another leading region for the Cold Insulation market. In the North American region USA is the biggest market capturing around 70.1% in 2012. Already established entities like Huntsman, Rockwool, Owen Corning provide a great scope for the Cold Insulation market in this region. The Canadian market for Cold Insulation was estimated to be 62.4 thousand tons in 2012 and the US cold insulation market was estimated to be around USD 542 million. Heavy investment in R&D and technological development has led to development of new techniques and material which have minimal effect on environment which results in healthy boost in the Cold Insulation Market.Cold Insulation Market: Market Segmentation The Global Cold Insulation Market can be segmented on the basis of:End Use Industry:

• Oil and Gas


• Chemicals


• HVAC


• Refrigeration


• Others

Material:

• Phenolic Foam


• Fiber Glass


• Polystyrene Foam


• Polyurethane Foam


• Other

 The reports also covers brief analysis of Geographical Region includes:

Americas

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• Latin America

Europe

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