Pipeline Pigging Services Market Outlook:
Pipeline Pigging Services Market size was valued at USD 7.45 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 11.46 billion by 2035, expanding at around 4.4% CAGR during the forecast period i.e., between 2026-2035. In the year 2026, the industry size of pipeline pigging services is evaluated at USD 7.75 billion.
Increasing oil and gas exploration across the world will drive the market of pipeline pigging services by the end of 2036. International oil demand stays on track to increase by 2.3 Mbpd in 2023 and go over the 100 Mbps point for the first time in history. The industry is projected to have a powerful beginning in 2024 due in part to its powerful financial situation and high oil prices, barring further degradation of the macroeconomic environment. This power of the industry will possibly offer it to finance both investments and dividends and therefore help its controlled capital program and shareholder-concentrated plan.
Another reason that will drive the market of pipeline pigging services is the increasing investment in the energy infrastructure. The Energy Information Administration projects renewable utilization to increase by 17% to 42 GW in 2024 and explain away almost a quarter of electricity production. In 2021, the yearly international energy investment is set to increase to USD 1.9 trillion, rebounding approximately 10% from 2020 and conveying the total volume of investment back towards pre-crunch levels. However, the arrangement has converted towards power and end-use sectors – and away from conventional fuel generation. Possibilities for investment have modified considerably as well as economic expansion, although there are substantial country-by-country variations. International energy requirement is set to rise by 4.6% in 2021, more than balancing the 4% decrease in 2020, in line with the newest IEA calculates. In economies where jurisdictions have more fiscal space and can ask for low rates, recovery plans present a major scope to increase investment in infrastructure, effectiveness, and clean energy technologies.
