D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October WTO Workshop on Environmental Goods Trends in the Environmental Goods Industry. October 11, 2004 Dominique DROUET RDI – Recherche Développement International
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Key Environment Industry Activities ENGINEERING SERVICES FINAL CLIENTS Businesses Public Authorities Households OPERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES PRODUCTION NON – SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Value Added (or Employment) Breakdown ENGINEERING SERVICES 5 – 10 % FINAL CLIENTS Businesses Public Authorities Households OPERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 40 – 50 % CONSTRUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES 15 – 25 % ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES PRODUCTION 25 – 35 % NON – SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Key Market Segments Air Pollution Control Water & WW Management Solid Wastes Management Remediation & Clean up (soil, etc) Noise & Vibration Abatement Environmental Monitoring & Analysis Process Optimization Energy Saving & Management Renewable Energy Facilities Environmentally Preferable Products
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Market Maturity 1 Public Awareness and Pressure 2 Government Policy Stated 3 Legislation Enacted 4 Regulations Promulgated and Agency Empowered 5 Enforcement Creates Market Pollution Control, Cleanup & Waste Management 6 Proactive Effort to Circumvent Regulation & Liability Pollution Prevention 7 Internalization and Integration of Environmental Efforts Sustainable Development Source : EBI, San Diego
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Industry Structure Many SME’s niche players (most of them in a 1 to 50 Millions € revenue range) Many large Non-Specialized Players often with a dedicated environmental division A few Specialized Groups with revenues over 1 Billion € Limited overall sector consolidation
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Examples of Large Players Environmental Activities Environmental Revenue (Billion €) SUEZ Environnement (F) RWE (G) Services, diversified WASTE MANAGEMENT (US) BECHTEL (US) Solid Wastes Eng&Constr., Remediation EBARA (Jap.) MITSUBISHI HEAVY IND. (Jap.) Equipment, diversified
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Trends in the Global Environment Market Billion € – Base Source : EU and EBI Data Average Annual Growth Rate 1996 – %
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Fast Growth Segments (Examples) Annual growth (98-00) Projected Annual growth (00-06) Photovoltaic modules % Wind energy installations % Source : EU Data
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Regional Market Trends Estimated Annual % growth rate 2000 – 2010 North America EU 15 Japan, Australia, NZ 1 % Middle East / Africa Central & Eastern Europe Latin America Asia (excluding Japan) 7 % 9 % 10 % 12 % Source : EU Data
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Shares of Environmental Markets held by Exporters TOTAL EU Exporters US Exporters Japan Exporters Other Exporters North America4 %2 %1 % EU 154 %2 %1 % Japan/Australia/NZ3 %1 % Middle East/Africa62 %22 %35 %2 %3 % Cent. & East. Europe73 %45 %20 %3 %5 % Latin America56 %18 %30 %5 %3 % Asia (excl. Japan)50 %15 %20 %14 %1 % Source : EU Data, 1999 estimates
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Environmental Export Market Shares Main Country of Origin – 70 HS Codes (1) Global Export Market ShareExport growth Grand Total+ 10 % USA22 %26 %+ 31 % Germany19 % + 9 % Japan18 %15 %- 10 % Italy9 %8 %- 3 % UK7 % + 14 % France6 % + 7 % Netherlands4 %3 %- 7 % Source : US - AEP
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Environmental Export Market Shares Main Country of Origin – 70 HS Codes (2) Global Export Market ShareExport growth Canada2 %3 %+ 50 % Sweden3 %2 %+ 4 % China2 % + 26 % Taiwan2 % + 3 % Denmark2 % + 2 % Austria2 % + 8 % Korea2 % + 10 % Australia1 % + 3 % Source : US - AEP
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Developing Countries’ Export to Import Ratios Environmental goods Export to Import Ratio (Year 2000 data) All goods in the combined OECD/APEC list0.48 Renewable and Energy Efficiency goods in the combined OECD/APEC list (11 product categories) 1.04 Products which may qualify as Environmentally Preferable Products (consumption and disposal characteristics 39 categories listed by UNCTAD) 1.27 Source : UNCTAD
D. Drouet - RDIWTO Workshop October Additional Issues The risk of primarily focusing trade liberalization on products integrated in “end of pipe” equipment Pollution prevention and trade liberalization ; links with technology transfers Links with trade liberalization in environmental services Environmental technologies export plans New market drivers