In 2024, the market in Latin America expanded, particularly in countries such as Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru. Government initiatives adopting renewable energy adoption drove demand, especially within utilities and manufacturing sectors. Investment in hydropower technology accelerated as countries such as Brazil and Argentina utilized their various river systems. Decreased prices of hydraulic turbines due to technological advancements also drove the market growth. Buyer behavior shifted towards hydraulic turbines considering their cost effectiveness and environmental benefits.
The adoption of advanced turbine technology, such as adjustable-speed machines in various plants, was a noticeable trend among manufacturers. Enterprise partnerships increased, leading to a rise in the construction of new hydropower plants in Chile and Peru. Government incentives and policy enforcement played a integral role in market expansion. Standards promoting green energy and reducing carbon emissions boosted the hydraulic turbine market. Government programs, such as Proinfa in Brazil, stimulated demand by guaranteeing power purchases from renewable sources. Collaboration between industries and government in Argentina through initiatives like GENREN (Renewable Energy Generation Project), motivating the adoption of hydraulic turbines, was also evident.