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The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly changed how buildings function. Building mobility solutions have gained more importance and will form a crucial part of buildings and cities in the near future. Rapid employment of the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and cloud technologies will make products smarter and revolutionize mobility in...

Building services focus on systems, structure, and operations in buildings that enable comfort and safety. These include renewal, repair, restoration, and upgrade of mechanical and electrical (M&E) services, fire safety and security (FSS), elevators (lifts) and escalators, energy systems, information and communications technology (ICT) networks, ro...

20 Jan 2021  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Building Insulation Materials Market Driven by Energy-efficiency Targets

Future Growth Potential Enhanced by Opportunities in Advanced Building Techniques

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This study presents an assessment of the current status and future prospects of building insulation materials used in Europe. Market segments comprise mineral wool insulation, plastic foam insulation, and others (e.g., aerogel, wood fibre, and perlite). Mineral wool insulation is further divided into glass wool and stone wool insulation. Moreover, ...

25 Oct 2019  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Building Automation Systems (BAS) Market, Forecast to 2025

Energy-efficiency Plans at the National and European Levels, Converging Technologies, and Need for Renovation of Ageing Building Stock will Enable Stronger Market Uptake

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The European building automation systems (BAS) market is poised to grow at a moderate CAGR of 2.6% from 2018 to 2025. The key factors for growth are energy-efficiency requisites aiding BAS adoption and European and national regulatory plans led by Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) and Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) to boost the en...

09 May 2018  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Category Management Report—Automotive Steering Components Aftermarket, Forecast to 2024

Foreign Distributors and Independent Private Labels will Mount Pressure on Established Suppliers by Providing Cheaper Options for Multiple Product Lines

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This study covers passenger cars (PCs) and light commercial vehicles (LCVs) up to 3.5 tons (referred to as Class 1-3) in the steering aftermarket in terms of volume (in million units) and value (€ million) across the European Union—with the exception of Russia and Turkey. It discusses unit shipments, revenue, average price, distribution channel sha...

Europe continues to be the leading market for electric vehicles. BEVs are considered ‘clean’ innovations where tech gadgets render high-tech attributes when compared to ICEs. Frost & Sullivan assessed new customer attitudes and preferences for alternative vehicles and powertrains by vehicle segment and key demographics. Frost & Sullivan carried out...

Accommodative monetary policy and low interest rates by the European Central Bank, coupled with increasing investments by Chinese investors in Central and Eastern Europe, had aided the resurgence of European economy in 2017. As part of China’s One Belt One Road project, the 16 Plus 1 initiative has made investments of $3 billion and plans to invest...

Climate change and the resulting environmental regulations continue to affect all European sectors, including the building construction and demolition space. The European Green Deal, a package of policy initiatives, boosts efficient resource use, outlining investments needed for climate mitigation and adaptation. It calls for a 40% reduction in ove...

This study covers passenger cars (PCs) and light commercial vehicles (LCVs) up to 3.5 tons for lighting components aftermarket growth insights in the European region. It discusses the major market suppliers, major distribution channels, and average retailing prices of different lighting components. The list of major distribution partners of lightin...