ADI analyzed market drivers, segmentation, and growth opportunities for adsorbents used in biogas and RNG treatment for a global specialty chemicals company.
The client
A global specialty chemicals company
The situation
The client sought to understand key applications for adsorbents in biogas and RNG treatment, assess market size and segmentation, and identify growth opportunities globally.
ADI’s contributions
Market drivers and growth outlook
Summarized key factors influencing market growth and provided estimates of current and future biogas and RNG capacity globally.
Market size and segmentation
Delivered market size and segmentation by application, region, and product, along with 10-year growth forecasts.
Growth opportunities
Identified high-growth application segments to help the client prioritize target markets.
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Characterized U.S. landfill gas treatment by profiling landfills based on H₂S content through primary and secondary research.
Key outcomes
- Equipped the client with actionable insights to prioritize high-growth segments and develop a strategic roadmap for global market expansion.
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