According to FMI’s recent study, the global heat pumps market was valued at around US$ 32 Bn in 2019 and is estimated to expand at a CAGR of 5% over the forecast period of 2020-2030, with a limited impact on the current pandemic situation on long-term growth forecasts. Increasing demand for tech-advanced cooling solutions with a low carbon footprint, government initiatives to curb greenhouse gas emissions, and advancements in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are factors contributing to the revenue pool of the global heat pumps market.
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Capturing around half of the overall market value, Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) continues to attract significant stakeholders’ investments. The Chinese market is the most lucrative for those involved in heat pumps, projected to value around US$ 21 Bn by 2030. Despite a moderate growth rate, market value in Japan is anticipated to surge 1.5X by 2030. Market players are also targeting North America, owing to overall climatic conditions in the developed region. The U.S. is shaping the revenue pool in this developed regional market.
The global heat pumps market will witness v-shaped recovery growth, owing to a rising inclination towards innovative construction solutions, especially in countries such as India, China, and Mexico.
Key Takeaways from Heat Pumps Market Study
- Air-water heat pumps are finding immense use in domestic hot water, floor heating, and space heating/cooling applications.
- Heat pumps having flexible or twin-speed features to reduce energy consumption and improve overall efficiency throughout are likely to garner substantial traction over the forecast period.
- Demand for CO2 refrigerant heat pumps is expected to increase, given their excellent recyclability, low cost, and environment-friendly attributes.
- Hybrid heat pumps are likely to see a significant rise in adoption, owing to their high efficiency, lower energy consumption, and cost-effectiveness as compared to other heat pumps.
- Air-source heat pumps continue to grab the huge attention of market players, owing to their low installation cost and high demand in North America and Western Europe.
“As the world moves towards sustainable and green energy solutions, heat pumps are expected to replace conventional heating systems rapidly in the near term. In addition, the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) spread can alter how companies organize their supply chains in the coming years, with more stress being layed on decentralization”.
Heat Pumps Market: Competitive Landscape
The study provides vital insights into the competitive landscape in the heat pumps market, along with various strategies adopted by prominent players. The global heat pumps market is fairly competitive, with manufacturers offering identical products. Some of the key manufacturers in the heat pumps market are Panasonic Corporation, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Daikin Group, NIBE Group, and Danfoss Group Global.
Market participants are investing in R&D activities to develop new products with better energy efficiency, and are also focusing on providing aftersales services.
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By Segmentation:
Type
- Air-water Heat Pumps
- Air-air Heat Pumps
- Ground Source Heat Pumps
- Hybrid Heat Pumps
Power Source
- Electric
- Others (Gas Driven)
End-User
- Residential
- Commercial
- Industrial
Refrigerants
- HFC
- CO2
- Ammonia
- Hydrocarbon
- Others
System Type
- Air-source Heat Pumps
- Ductless Mini-split Heat Pumps
- Geothermal Heat Pumps
- Absorption Heat Pumps
Region
- North America
- Latin America
- Western Europe
- Eastern Europe
- APEX
- Japan
- MENU
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Introduced nearly three decades back, air-air heat pumps are the most adopted heat pumps, especially in Western Europe. Although air-water heat pumps are in their nascent stage of growth, they are following air-air heat pumps closely in terms of revenue share. In APEJ, air-air heat pumps will generate maximum revenue. Further, both these heat pump categories hold about 3/4 revenue share collectively.
On the other hand, hybrid heat pumps are exhibiting immense potential owing to multifunctional capabilities. As they use renewable energy sources, they are poised to see rapid adoption shortly. Further, this study reveals that ground source heat pumps are witnessing the fastest adoption as they require low maintenance.