Energy & Power Market Research & Consulting

Energy and power markets are being rebuilt at the same time as they are being run: grids must connect new wind, solar and storage while keeping the lights on, oil and gas producers cut emissions while meeting demand, and buildings switch from boilers to heat pumps. This page brings together the 32 Douglas Insights studies that size that rebuild, from fuels and turbines to transformers, batteries, backup generators and the equipment that services oil and gas fields. Buyers come here to separate announced capacity from what actually gets built, because in energy the gap between the two decides who gets paid. The largest market covered is hydrogen, worth USD 175 billion in 2025 and analysed in the Hydrogen Market study, followed by EV batteries at USD 164 billion, wind turbines at USD 75.6 billion and residential heat pumps at USD 49.3 billion. The fastest growth comes from the newest parts of the transition: wind turbine blade recycling grows 20.4% a year, the Green Ammonia Production Technology Market 17.1% a year and nuclear small modular reactors 15.9% a year. Component studies such as the Wind Turbine Yaw and Pitch Gearbox Market show how project cancellations and delays flow down to suppliers. Sub-industries cover bioenergy and renewable gas, energy storage and batteries, HVAC and building energy equipment, hydrogen and clean fuels, nuclear power, oil and gas equipment and services, and power transmission and grid equipment. Every forecast runs to 2035.