PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1521061
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1521061
The HVAC equipment market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.32% from estimated value of US$242.445 billion in 2024 to US$299.578 billion in 2029.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment is a facility or a system installed in buildings, both commercial and residential, to provide environmental comfort to the people inside that space by changing the temperature or quality of the air. It can also control humidity by monitoring and controlling the movement and dispersion of air in the enclosure. It consumes a lot of energy, mostly as electricity, depending upon certain factors, namely, the efficiency of the components used, the local climate, usage duration, and frequency, among others. The commercial HVAC equipment segment shares the largest portion of the market owing to its larger size and large number of systems installed.
A heat pump is a large HVAC device that uses a refrigeration cycle to move thermal energy from a colder location to a hotter one to transfer heat. By doing this, the hotter area gets heated, and the colder area gets cooled. A heat pump can draw heat from the chilly outside air to warm a building during cold weather. On the other hand, the pump may be made to move heat from the house to the outside when it gets warmer. Heat pumps are more energy-efficient than other means of heating or cooling a home because they can transfer heat rather than create it. In any climate, heat pumps offer a very efficient substitute for conventional air conditioners and furnaces.
The market's growth is primarily driven by the rapid rise in industrialization and urbanization on a global scale. One of the most important demographic shifts of the modern era is the migration of people from rural to urban areas. Nowadays, 56.2% of people on the planet reside in cities. There is a trend toward increased urbanization worldwide, but it is particularly noticeable in Latin America and the Caribbean, where over 80% of people currently reside in urban areas. It appears that urbanization will keep going in this upward direction; by 2050, 68% of people on the planet are expected to live in urban areas, according to UN predictions.
Due to the effects of global warming, the demand for more HVAC Equipment is on the rise as it makes living conditions more comfortable and livable for people. However, the result of using them is counter-productive for the natural environment. For example, hydrofluorocarbon, a major greenhouse gas, is the predominant refrigerant used in air conditioners, and when released into the atmosphere during the manufacturing, installation, and operation of such equipment, it further warms the planet.
Well-known suppliers face intense competition in the global HVAC equipment market. Energy efficiency is a major concern for manufacturers operating internationally. Energy-efficient HVAC product releases have already started from a number of competitors, and as a result, these companies now control the pricing of the market. As a result, comparatively smaller competitors are compelled to lower their prices to match the degree of technological innovation found in these goods. However, there are few opportunities to vertically integrate and remove the buyer in the HVAC equipment market because of the high capital requirements and industry expertise. The absence of alternatives boosts suppliers' bargaining power and level of competition. The availability of raw materials and price increases will pose serious challenges to the HVAC equipment market.
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Market Geographical Outlook
Asia Pacific is projected to grow rapidly during the forecast period
The Asia-Pacific region is anticipated to grow significantly as a result of rising levels of urbanization and disposable income. The continued growth of sustainable building projects and the accomplishment of zero-emission building goals are anticipated to propel the boiler market in this region. In addition, the industrial sector's need for boilers is expected to grow due to the country's ongoing efforts to draw in foreign direct investments (FDIs) and accelerate industrialization. The demand for industrial boilers is expected to rise significantly in the Asia-Pacific region, especially in China and India. These nations are quickly becoming major centers of the world's manufacturing, and the size of their populations presents opportunities for expanding a number of profitable industries, including textiles, consumer goods, food and drink, and more.