Small Size Waste Incinerators Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast (2024-2030)

  • The Global Small Size Waste Incinerators Market size was valued at USD 15.59 Million in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 22.54 Million at a CAGR of 5.4% from 2024 to 2030.

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Small Size Waste incinerators Market Overview

Small waste volume decrease can occur at numerous stages of the waste management process. Precycling or reuse behavior on the part of customers can reduce solid waste volume. This behavior reduces solid waste at the source and keeps things out of the waste stream entirely. Precycling by customers is the best first step toward reducing the volume of solid trash. Reuse is also a strategy for preventing or delaying the migration of materials to landfills. There are numerous management approaches that can be implemented once the decision has been made that a product is no longer valuable and must be abandoned.

 

Small Size Waste Incinerators Market

 

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Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Dynamics

Demand for localized waste disposal solutions

Municipal solid waste disposal has usually been directly or indirectly subsidized by local governments. Widespread reliance on general tax revenue to finance disposal,rather than direct chargeswhich vary with volume or weight,has led to overutilization of landfill disposal,rather than opportunity cost.

 

The effect of pricing on waste generation has been investigated but there does not appear to be any previous research on effect of pricing on landfill disposal as a waste management disposal one can think of solid waste service having three components collection, hauling, and disposal. The full efficiency gain of pricing for waste collection services will not be realized if the land fill disposal price is set below its opportunity cost.

 

The waste collection and pre-treatment systems utilised can have a great impact on the type and nature of waste that will finally be received at the incinerator and hence on the type of incinerator that is best suited to this waste. Provision for the separate collection of various fractions of household waste can have a large influence over the average composition of the waste received at the MSWI. For example, the separate collection of some batteries and dental amalgam can significantly reduce mercury inputs to the incineration plant.

 

The cost of the processes used for the management of residues arising at the incinerator, and for the distribution and use of the energy recovered also play a role in the overall process selection. In many cases, waste incinerators may have only limited control over the precise content of the wastes they receive.

 

Legal and Regulatory Challenge of waste is emit more toxins and pollutants that harm local air quality.

The ash is largely made up of inorganic waste and might take the form of solid lumps or particles carried by the flue gas. Flue gases are by-products of incineration that need be cleansed of particle and gaseous impurities before being released into the atmosphere. The heat created by the process can be used in a variety of ways, including the generation of electricity. Waste incinerators are more efficient and emit less pollutants than landfills, hence their use is expanding. However, it is important to note that incineration has significant drawbacks.                                                                                                                                             

 

Incinerators have the ability to reduce overall waste volume by up to 95%. Furthermore, they can reduce the solid volume of the original trash by 80-85%, depending on the specific components contained in the solid waste. Incineration plays a vital role in making waste management easier and more efficient. You see, this process can burn up to 90% of the total waste generated and sometimes even more. That’s different from how landfills operate. Unlike incinerators, landfills only allow organic decomposition without making much difference, while non-organic waste keeps accumulating.

 

Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Regional Insights

The world generates 2.01 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, with at least 33 percent of that—extremely conservatively—not managed in an environmentally safe manner. Worldwide, waste generated per person per day averages 0.74 kilogram but ranges widely, from 0.11 to 4.54 kilograms. Though they only account for 16 percent of the world’s population, high-income countries generate about 34 percent, or 683 million tonnes, of the world’s waste.

 

When looking forward, global waste is expected to grow to 3.40 billion tonnes by 2029, more than double population growth over the same period. Overall, there is a positive correlation between waste generation and income level. Daily per capita waste generation in high-income countries is projected to increase by 19 percent by 2029, compared to low- and middle-income countries where it is expected to increase by approximately 40% or levels. The total quantity of waste generated in low-income countries is expected to increase by more than three times by 2029. The East Asia and Pacific region is generating most of the world’s waste, at 23 percent, and the Middle East and North Africa region is producing the least in absolute terms, at 6 percent. However, the fastest growing regions are Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East and North Africa, where, by 2050, total waste generation is expected to more than triple, double, and double respectively

 

Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Trends

  1. Advancements in waste-to-energy technology
  2. Demand for circular economy.
  3. Intelligent waste management solutions.
  4. Growing municipal regulations.

 

It is a frequent misconception that technology is the solution to the problem of unmanaged and increasing waste. Technology is not a panacea and is usually only one factor to consider when managing solid waste. Countries that advance from open dumping and other rudimentary waste management methods are more likely to succeed when they select locally appropriate solutions. Globally, most waste is currently dumped or disposed of in some form of a landfill.

Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Scope

Market Size in 2023

USD 15.59 Mn

Market Size in 2030

USD 22.54 Mn

CAGR (2024-2030)

5.4%

Historic Data

2018-2022

Base Year

2023

Forecast Period

2024-2030

Segment Scope

by Type

  • Municipal solid Waste
  • Hazardous waste
  • Medical waste
  • Others

By incinerators Type

  • Waste reception handling
  • Combustion chamber
  • Flue gas treatment
  • Cooling system

Regional Scope

North America- United States, Canada, and Mexico

Europe – UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Austria, and Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific – China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia, ASEAN, Rest of APAC

Middle East and Africa - South Africa, GCC, Egypt, Nigeria, Rest of the Middle East and Africa

South America – Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America

 

Small size waste incinerators Key Players

  1. Advanced Disposal Services
  2. Biffa Group
  3. Clean Harbours, Inc.,
  4. Covanta Holding Corporation
  5. Hitachi Zosen Corporation
  6. Remands AG & Co. Kg
  7. Suez Environment S.A
  8. Veolia Environment S.A
  9. Waste Management Inc.
  10. Republic Services, Inc.


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Frequently Asked Questions

The Global waste incinerators Market is growing at a significant rate of 5.4% over the forecast period.

1.    Small Size Waste Incinerators Market: Research Methodology 
2.    Small Size Waste Incinerators Market: Executive Summary
3.    Small Size Waste Incinerators Market: Competitive Landscape

3.1. SMR Competition Matrix
3.2. Competitive Landscape
3.3. Key Players Benchmarking
3.4. Market Structure
3.4.1.    Market Leaders 
3.4.2.    Market Followers
3.4.3.    Emerging Players

3.5. Consolidation of the Market
4.    Small Size Waste Incinerators Market: Dynamics
4.1. Market Trends by Region
4.1.1.    North America
4.1.2.    Europe
4.1.3.    Asia Pacific
4.1.4.    Middle East and Africa
4.1.5.    South America

4.2. Market Drivers by Region
4.2.1.    North America
4.2.2.    Europe
4.2.3.    Asia Pacific
4.2.4.    Middle East and Africa

4.2.5.    South America
4.3. Market Restraints
4.4. Market Opportunities
4.5. Market Challenges
4.6. PORTER’s Five Forces Analysis
4.7. PESTLE Analysis
4.8. Value Chain Analysis
4.9. Regulatory Landscape by Region
4.9.1.    North America
4.9.2.    Europe
4.9.3.    Asia Pacific
4.9.4.    Middle East and Africa
4.9.5.    South America

5.    Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast by Segments (by Value USD and Volume Units)
5.1. Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Type (2023-2030)
5.1.1.    Municipal solid Waste
5.1.2.    Hazardous waste
5.1.3.    Medical waste
5.1.4.    Others

5.2. Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Incinerators Type (2023-2030)
5.2.1.    Waste reception handling
5.2.2.    Combustion chamber
5.2.3.    Flue gas treatment
5.2.4.    Cooling system

5.3. Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment5 (2023-2030)
5.4. Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment6 (2023-2030)
5.5. Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment7 (2023-2030)
5.6. Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment8 (2023-2030)
5.7. Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Region (2023-2030)
5.7.1.    North America
5.7.2.    Europe
5.7.3.    Asia Pacific
5.7.4.    Middle East and Africa
5.7.5.    South America

6.    North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast (by Value USD and Volume Units)
6.1. North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Type (2023-2030)
6.1.1.    Municipal solid Waste
6.1.2.    Hazardous waste
6.1.3.    Medical waste
6.1.4.    Others

6.2. North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Incinerators Type (2023-2030)
6.2.1.    Waste reception handling
6.2.2.    Combustion chamber
6.2.3.    Flue gas treatment
6.2.4.    Cooling system   

6.3. North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment5 (2023-2030)
6.4. North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment6 (2023-2030)
6.5. North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment7 (2023-2030)
6.6. North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment8 (2023-2030)
6.7. North America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2023-2030)
6.7.1.    United States
6.7.2.    Canada
6.7.3.    Mexico

7.    Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast (by Value USD and Volume Units)
7.1. Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Type (2023-2030)
7.1.1.    Municipal solid Waste
7.1.2.    Hazardous waste
7.1.3.    Medical waste
7.1.4.    Others

7.2. Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Incinerators Type (2023-2030)
7.2.1.    Waste reception handling
7.2.2.    Combustion chamber
7.2.3.    Flue gas treatment
7.2.4.    Cooling system

7.3. Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment5 (2023-2030)
7.4. Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment6 (2023-2030)
7.5. Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment7 (2023-2030)
7.6. Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment8 (2023-2030)
7.7. Europe Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2023-2030)
7.7.1.    UK
7.7.2.    France
7.7.3.    Germany
7.7.4.    Italy
7.7.5.    Spain
7.7.6.    Sweden
7.7.7.    Austria
7.7.8.    Rest of Europe

8.    Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast (by Value USD and Volume Units)
8.1. Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Type (2023-2030)
8.1.1.    Municipal solid Waste
8.1.2.    Hazardous waste
8.1.3.    Medical waste
8.1.4.    Others

8.2. Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Incinerators Type (2023-2030)
8.2.1.    Waste reception handling
8.2.2.    Combustion chamber
8.2.3.    Flue gas treatment
8.2.4.    Cooling system

8.3. Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment5 (2023-2030)
8.4. Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment6 (2023-2030)
8.5. Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment7 (2023-2030)
8.6. Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment8 (2023-2030)
8.7. Asia Pacific Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2023-2030)
8.7.1.    China
8.7.2.    S Korea
8.7.3.    Japan
8.7.4.    India
8.7.5.    Australia
8.7.6.    Indonesia 
8.7.7.    Malaysia
8.7.8.    Vietnam
8.7.9.    Taiwan
8.7.10.    Bangladesh 
8.7.11.    Pakistan
8.7.12.    Rest of Asia Pacific

9.    Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast (by Value USD and Volume Units)
9.1. Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Type (2023-2030)
9.1.1.    Municipal solid Waste
9.1.2.    Hazardous waste
9.1.3.    Medical waste
9.1.4.    Others

9.2. Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Incinerators Type (2023-2030)
9.2.1.    Waste reception handling
9.2.2.    Combustion chamber
9.2.3.    Flue gas treatment
9.2.4.    Cooling system

9.3. Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment5 (2023-2030)
9.4. Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment6 (2023-2030)
9.5. Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment7 (2023-2030)
9.6. Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment8 (2023-2030)
9.7. Middle East and Africa Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2023-2030)
9.7.1.    South Africa
9.7.2.    GCC
9.7.3.    Egypt
9.7.4.    Nigeria
9.7.5.    Rest of ME&A

10.    South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast (by Value USD and Volume Units)
10.1. South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Type (2023-2030)
10.1.1.    Municipal solid Waste
10.1.2.    Hazardous waste
10.1.3.    Medical waste
10.1.4.    Others

10.2. South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Incinerators Type (2023-2030)
10.2.1.    Waste reception handling
10.2.2.    Combustion chamber
10.2.3.    Flue gas treatment
10.2.4.    Cooling system

10.3. South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment5 (2023-2030)
10.4. South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment6 (2023-2030)
10.5. South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment7 (2023-2030)
10.6. South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Segment8 (2023-2030)
10.7. South America Small Size Waste Incinerators Market Size and Forecast, by Country (2023-2030)
10.7.1.    Brazil
10.7.2.    Argentina
10.7.3.    Rest of South America

11.    Company Profile: Key players
11.1. Advanced Disposal Services
11.1.1.    Company Overview
11.1.2.    Financial Overview
11.1.3.    Business Portfolio
11.1.4.    SWOT Analysis
11.1.5.    Business Strategy 
11.1.6.    Recent Developments

11.2. Biffa Group
11.3. Clean Harbours, Inc.,
11.4. Covanta Holding Corporation
11.5. Hitachi Zosen Corporation
11.6. Remands AG & Co. Kg
11.7. Suez Environment S.A
11.8. Veolia Environment S.A
11.9. Waste Management Inc. Beam & Board, LLC
12.    Key Findings
13.    Industry Recommendation

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