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This research service focuses on new and disruptive technologies in the concentrated solar power (CSP) industry. Solar energy technology has witnessed consistent improvements in terms of energy and cost efficiency. While solar photovoltaics is currently the most widely adopted method of solar energy utilization, CSP technology has several features ...

Increasing safety and security concerns, need for comfort and central monitoring, technological advancements, and growing impetus from the government to reduce carbon emission and energy consumption are the major driving factors. The key challenges that are being faced by market participants are high initial cost, longer payback period, lack of gua...

The Top 15 North American Power Generation Utilities, 2026 provides a comprehensive strategic assessment of the companies shaping the future of electricity generation across the United States and Canada. This study evaluates the continent’s most influential utility platforms—spanning regulated, hybrid, and competitive market structures—and classifi...

Alongside major trends such as carbon capture, hydrogen production and usage, and energy efficiency, the electrification of oil and gas (O&G) operations using renewable energy sources will be a major area of opportunity for decades to come. Globally, governments are looking for solutions across sectors to mitigate climate change and support deca...

The study outlines the general outlook for the offshore wind turbine market until 2025. The analyzes segments, how government plans and regulations drive the market, how geopolitical chaos restrain growth, how competitive intensity is dynamic and is both disrupted and driven by technology, including the transformative Mega Trends across the Asia-Pa...

This market insight identifies major regulations impacting the building materials industry and their implications for building material manufacturers. The four key regulatory themes that have been discussed across all regions are indoor air quality, fire and safety, energy efficiency, and carbon emissions. The study sheds light on the variations in...

Frost & Sullivan estimates that global solar market revenues will grow between 2014 and 2020 despite the economic uncertainty in the global markets. A number of government sponsored initiatives are expected to boost the proportion of energy coming from 'green sources' and political willingness will also be a key driver of this market. With climate...

Light-as-a-Service (LaaS) is a subscription-based lighting industry business model where the end-user or the building owner purchases the light rather than the hardware that delivers it. With this model, the vendor and the end user enter into a multi-year contractual agreement with payment and energy saving details. LaaS was introduced to avoid the...

04 Dec 2024  |  Global  |  Market Research

Residential Heat Pump Industry, Global, 2024-2035

The Need to Decarbonize Residential Buildings is Driving Transformational Growth

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The global residential heat pump (HP) market is forecast to reach 17.0 million units by 2035, up from 7.6 million in 2024. Market definitions are important to the market forecast, and Frost & Sullivan excludes the sale of HPs for air conditioning. Market revenues are forecast to reach $80.43 billion by 2035, at a CAGR of 8.5% from 2024 to 2035. As ...