PART 01: Executive summary • Highlights PART 02: Scope of the report • Market overview • Top-vendor offerings PART 03: Market research methodology • Research methodology • Economic indicators PART 04: Introduction • Key market highlights PART 05: Market landscape • Market overview • Five forces analysis PART 06: Market segmentation by feedstock • Global industrial biomass boiler market by feedstock • Global industrial biomass boiler market by woody biomass • Global industrial biomass boiler market by agricultural biomass • Global industrial biomass boiler market by urban residue PART 07: Market segmentation by end-user • Global industrial biomass boiler market by end-users • Global industrial biomass boiler market by paper and pulp industry • Global industrial biomass boiler market by biorefineries PART 08: Geographical segmentation • Global industrial biomass boiler market by geography • Industrial biomass boiler market in Americas • Industrial biomass boiler market in EMEA • Industrial biomass boiler market in APAC PART 09: Key leading countries • China • US • UK PART 10: Market drivers • Reduces energy cost • Focus on reducing GHG emissions • Development of biomass co-firing for decarburization PART 11: Impact of drivers PART 12: Market challenges • Threat from conventional boilers • Diversion of agricultural land for bioenergy • Requirement of large space to house boilers and store feedstocks PART 13: Impact of drivers and challenges PART 14: Market trends • Rise in use of biomass district heating • Untapped biomass market potential • CFB boiler technology for biomass boilers PART 15: Vendor landscape • Competition scenario • Other prominent vendors • Amec Foster Wheeler • Babcock & Wilcox • GE & Alstom Energy • Hurst Boiler and Welding Co PART 16: Appendix • List of abbreviations PART 17: Explore Technavio List of Exhibits Exhibit 01: Market scope Exhibit 02: Key countries in each region Exhibit 03: Product/solution offerings Exhibit 04: Components of industrial biomass boiler Exhibit 05: Market overview Exhibit 06: Global industrial biomass boiler market 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 07: Technology development cycle Exhibit 08: Biomass conversion process and stages of commercialization Exhibit 09: Biomass and coal energy density comparison Exhibit 10: Five forces analysis Exhibit 11: Global industrial biomass boiler market by feedstock 2015 and 2020 (%) Exhibit 12: Global industrial biomass boiler market by feedstock 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 13: Global industrial biomass boiler market by woody biomass 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 14: Global industrial biomass boiler market by agricultural biomass 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 15: Global industrial biomass boiler market by urban residue 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 16: Global industrial biomass boiler market by end-users 2015 and 2020 Exhibit 17: Global industrial biomass boiler market by end-users 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 18: Global industrial biomass boiler market by paper and pulp industry 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 19: Source of biomass waste in paper and pulp industry Exhibit 20: Global industrial biomass boiler market by biorefineries 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 21: Global industrial biomass boiler market by geography 2015 and 2020 Exhibit 22: Global industrial biomass boiler market by geography 2015-2020 ($ million) Exhibit 23: Industrial biomass boiler market in Americas 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 24: Industrial biomass boiler market in EMEA 2015-2020 ($ millions) Exhibit 25: Industrial biomass boiler market in APAC ($ millions) Exhibit 26: China's energy consumption by percentage share of source of energy (2015) Exhibit 27: GHG emissions from different sectors 2015 Exhibit 28: CO₂ emissions from various fuels Exhibit 29: Installed RES Capacity (GW) 2010-2015 Exhibit 30: Electricity generated using biomass in US 2011-2015 Exhibit 31: Avoided CO₂ emissions due to biomass co-firing (Kt/year) Exhibit 32: Impact of drivers Exhibit 33: Biomass technology efficiency comparison Exhibit 34: Impact of drivers and challenges Exhibit 35: Global renewable energy use for heating 2015 Exhibit 36: CFB boiler fuel range Exhibit 37: Advantages of ultra-supercritical CFB boilers provided by GE & Alstom Energy Exhibit 38: Operating time of CFB boiler and pulverized boiler Exhibit 39: Other prominent vendors Exhibit 40: CFB boiler of Babcock & Wilcox (Segmentation by boiler types) Exhibit 41: Product offering of Hurst Boiler and Welding Co Exhibit 42: Product offering of Hurst Boiler and Welding Co

Amec Foster Wheeler, Babcock & Wilcox, GE & Alstom Energy, and Hurst Boiler Welding Company, Aalborg Energie Technik, AFS Energy Systems, ANDRITZ, Baxi, Byworth Boilers, Clyde Bergemann Power, Dongfang Boiler, Enertime, ISGEC Heavy Engineering, Thermax, Treco, Valmet, VYNCKE, ZBG Industries.