PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1611630
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1611630
The global power rental systems market size is estimated to reach USD 42.74 billion by 2030, registering to grow at a CAGR of 8.8% from 2025 to 2030 according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing demand for UPS, along with rapid industrial development across the world, is the main factor boosting the market growth. Growing instances of variable electricity supply generated by small and medium-scale power grids and partial access to the larger transmission network have catalyzed the demand for power rental systems across the manufacturing and utility industries.
Moreover, there is an increasing requirement for an accessible rental unit that can stun the problems linked with power outages and voltage sags. Furthermore, growing awareness related to the profits of subcontracting power equipment is positively impacting market growth. Power rental systems allow their customers to acquire equipment according to their necessities in a cost-effective way.
Besides, the execution of supportive government initiatives to develop airport networks and metros, along with the construction of shopping malls and hotels, is increasing the demand for power rental systems across countries. Factors such as increasing deployment of renewable sources of energy as an alternative power generation source to decrease the carbon emissions and the adoption of natural gas-based electricity generations are expected to boost the market growth.
Growing grid uncertainty, coupled with power spikes at the time of peak demand, is anticipated to be a main driver for the market. Besides, amplified focus towards a decrease in the peak power consumption in order to cut power cost is likely to enhance the growth of the market.
The power rental units are used across various industries as there is a higher demand for continuous power application. Major end-user markets for such rental systems were oil and gas, government and utilities, and construction, which altogether accounted for 64.5% share of the global revenue in 2019. Higher dependence on electricity for day to day operation of such industries is a key booster for considerable usage of power rental systems.