The expanding impact of solar-friendly policies in a growing number of states and localities across the US will drive rapid growth in the solar roofing market through 2025.
Our new research forecasts global demand for electric lawn and garden equipment to increase 6.0% per year to $6.6 billion in 2025.
As Battery Power Catches on in Larger Lawn & Garden Equipment, Penetration Grows in Professional Markets
Battery technology continues to improve, and costs are expected to fall at the same time as performance improves in terms of power and run times.
Robotic Mower Manufacturers Seeking to Penetrate New Markets
Robotics represent one of the most important emerging segments of the global electric lawn and garden equipment industry.
Battery-Powered Lawn Mowers to Make Strong Inroads Through 2025, Boosted by Growing Acceptance of Robotic Technology
While engine-driven lawn mowers will continue to dominate sales, battery-powered models will see their share of the market increase from 18% in 2020 to 24% in 2025
Global Demand for Point-of-Entry Water Systems to Grow 9.5% Per Year to $2.8 Billion in 2025
Global demand for Point-of-Entry (POE) water treatment systems is expected to grow 9.5% per year through 2025 to $2.8 billion.
Global Demand for Point-of-Use Water Systems to Grow 9.3% Annually
Global demand for Point-of-Use (POU) systems is expected to grow 9.3% per year through 2025 to $17.2 billion.
Rising Agricultural Output, Shifts in Crop Mix Will Require Greater Pesticide Application Rates
Expanding agricultural output and shifts in crop mix will bolster growth in the global agricultural pesticides market through 2025, according to a new Freedonia Group analysis.
Health & Hygiene Concerns to Drive Household Pesticide Demand Worldwide Through 2025
In most global markets, particularly in lower income countries, concerns about insects and other pests as disease vectors will be a major driver of demand for household pesticides through 2025.
Decades of herbicide overapplication in nearly every major market have contributed to the proliferation of weed populations that are highly resistant to herbicides, including glyphosate, the dominant herbicide active ingredient.