HVAC technology provides adequate indoor air quality and thermal comfort for indoor and outdoor environments. HVAC plays a significant role in residential structures like apartment buildings, senior living facilities, hostels, single-family homes, medium to large industrial buildings, hospitals, skyscrapers, and moving vehicles like cars, trains, submarines, and ships. The necessary heating environment is effectively created by heating equipment. The HVAC industry works hard to provide reasonably priced equipment to meet the energy needs of industrial and commercial customers and adhere to green technology/process requirements.
Regulations have changed how manufacturers design commercial rooftop air conditioners, heat pumps, and warm-air systems for low-rise buildings like shops, schools, and mid-level hospitals to increase RTU efficiency and decrease energy use and waste. Several manufacturers have been developing equipment that gradually phases out CFC (chlorofluorocarbons) and HCFC (hydrochlorofluorocarbons) to meet customer demands and requirements for green technology. The need for services to replace outdated models and use HVAC equipment has increased. The government's increasing budgetary support for sustainable community development may contribute to the industry's continued growth in the commercial and industrial construction sectors.
As the average global temperature rises, sales of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are rising quickly. Additionally, there is a growing demand for adequate heating and ventilation systems, particularly among those who live in apartment buildings, as urbanization spreads throughout various countries. The need for the government to replace old HVAC systems and the expansion of the construction sector are two major factors influencing HVAC system sales. The rising energy demand from HVAC systems is a factor in the increase in electricity prices, so the HVAC industry is looking for ways to improve the energy efficiency of their products and provide their customers with the tools they need to monitor their energy use.
Asia-Pacific is the most significant global HVAC equipment market shareholder and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.9% during the forecast period. The demand for HVAC equipment in the region has increased recently. Due to the rapid expansion of data centers and the government's support for energy-efficient infrastructure, China is a significant market for data center cooling. The data center market in China is expanding the fastest. This growth offers a sizable opportunity for market vendors, given the development of fintech and the nation's digital transformation. China's Internet data centers may eventually grow to be 22 times larger than those in the United States or ten times larger than Japan, measured by data center space per user. Due to the increase in commercial construction, the Chinese government has seriously considered energy management. These factors are anticipated to drive market growth during the forecast period.
North America is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.80%, generating USD 45.86 billion during the forecast period. HVAC systems are becoming more and more common across North America due to their many advantages, particularly the power-saving features. Two of the top ten energy-consuming countries are Canada and the United States. In addition to manufacturing facilities (especially those in the food industry), hospitals, data centers, and other institutional and industrial facilities, increased industrial activity has also increased the demand for HVAC equipment. The expansion of the market has been fueled by the presence of established manufacturers in the region that provide distinctive solutions to industrial problems.
Europe is anticipated to grow significantly during the forecast period. New technology, rules, climatic changes, and consumer trends have changed the HVAC market over the past five years. Modern, user-friendly HVAC appliances are in demand. Government regulations regarding energy efficiency and environmentally friendly refrigerants will increase demand for HVAC equipment in developed European regions, especially the UK, Germany, and France. Expanding health, safety, and energy efficiency regulations, updated building codes, and environmental legislation have benefited the UK's ventilation and air conditioning market. In March 2020, UK-based HVAC manufacturer Swegon bought airport-focused Waterloo Air Products. The acquisition may expand the company's air terminal product line and custom-building capabilities.