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Rest-of-World Air Pollution Control Equipment Market
Global Air Pollution Control Equipment Market
Chapter: Global Air Pollution Control Equipment Market
Section: Revenue Forecasts
Source: Market Engineering Research (MK)
Publisher: Frost & Sullivan, Telephone: US (415) 961-1000; London 071 730 3438 (List all pages of this report)
July 12, 2010

This segment includes the Middle East, South America , Russia, and Africa. Though it contributes less numbers to the global revenues for pollution control equipment, this scenario is likely to change during the forecast period. The rate of manufacturing in these regions and the legislation mandating the emissions from these plants are expected to increase in the forecast period.
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Brazilian control over air emissions has been growing lately, mainly due to rapid urbanization in several cities. Nonetheless, Brazilian cities are making great strides in reducing air pollution, and, for this reason, the governmental authorities have been adopting more stringent rules from time to time. Large cities such as SC#o Paulo (Latin America's second largest city, behind Mexico City), and other cities, especially those located in the SC#o Paulo State, experience the same air pollution problems that many other large cities face, such as city smog resulting from factories' operations and motor vehicle emissions. In this sense, in order to minimize air pollution problems, the SC#o Paulo State recently enacted new legislation foreseeing a compensation (or 'offset') system by generation of credits. Although the goals of this new state rule are aligned with balancing command-and-control and market-based mechanisms, it was enacted before the government took any basic steps to establish an effective offset program. This gap raises relevant concerns regarding the possibility of implementation of new facilities in the SC#o Paulo State as far as such gaps are not solved by the government.

Currently, the South African air pollution control market is in its growth stage and opportunities exist for companies to exploit and increase their market share.
In order to take advantage of some of these opportunities, companies need to implement some of the best practices that characterize the market. Some of these best practices include the following:

B7 Competitive pricing strategy
B7 Thorough understanding of end-user requirements
B7 Investing in efficient technology

B7 Most end users of air pollution control equipment are very reluctant to invest in such kinds of equipment. They view such investments as once-off expenses that have no return on investment.
Equipment suppliers need to implement a competitive pricing structure in order to get more contracts within this market.

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