Wave and Tidal Energy Market to rise at Spectacular CAGR of 23.2% during 2016–2024 The global wave and tidal energy market is presently fragmented at large. The player ecosystem features an upward of 200 companies, with a large number of these are increasingly harping on adopting advances in wave energy converter technology, observes Transparency Market Research (TMR). A growing number of players are aiming at the commercial deployment of wave and tidal energy power plants in various regions which have largely enabled them to reap the benefits of economies of scale. TMR notes that over the years, consolidation might be a possibility. A number of small technology developers are making a foray into the global market with the backing of special-purpose entities. Moreover, these players are capitalizing on the opportunities brought forth by strategic alliances to get a foothold in the market. Leading players operating in the wave and tidal energy market include Aquamarine Power Ltd., Marine Current Turbines Ltd., Atlantis Resources Ltd., AquaGen Technologies, Tenax Energy, Ocean Renewable Power Company LLC, Ocean Power Technologies, Inc., Carnegie Wave Energy, and Pelamis Wave Power. The global wave and tidal energy market stood at US$ 497.7 million in 2014 and is projected to touch a valuation of US$ 11345.0 million by the end of 2024. This represents the market rising at a spectacular CAGR of 23.2% during the forecast period of 2016– 2024. Request Brochure @https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/sample/sample.php?flag =B&rep_id=2000 The various types of energy generated can be broadly classified as wave and tidal. Both the segments are poised to rise at equally promising pace over the assessment period. However, tidal energy is expected to lead the market through 2024. The assortment of technologies brought by companies to leverage the potential of this type of energy will account for the attractive growth. Of the various regional segments, Europe is expected to lead the pack over the forecast period. The growth is fueled by substantial efforts being made by the governments in various economies to support transition to low-carbon economy and the vast strides being taken by the energy sector across the region.