Summary

The global heat pump market has exhibited substantial growth between 2020 and 2026, with the market size expanding from $6.04 billion in 2020 to a projected $10.411 billion by 2026, representing a CAGR of 9.5%. The European market has mirrored this expansion, with the production value of heat pumps doubling in the EU from 1.489 billion euros in 2011 to 3 billion euros in 2021, dominated largely by Sweden, France, and Germany. Specifically, in Spain, the production value of heat pumps increased dramatically from 28,084 million euros in 2011 to 191,882 million euros in 2021. Spain's real estate market comprises predominantly buildings with more than 10 apartments (47.41%), with an 80.6% heating system penetration rate in Spanish homes as of 2021. The Spanish government is aiming to diversify the energy mix by 2030, slashing fossil fuel usage by 34% and almost doubling the share of renewables. This regulatory push, together with subsidies for heat pump installations and a thriving real estate sector, suggests a robust demand for heat pumps in Spain, contributing to the overarching growth in the heat pump market..### Trends and Analysis of the Spanish Heat Pump Market The Spanish heat pump market has shown robust growth over the past decade. The demand for heat pumps within Spain has surged dramatically, with a focus on residential use, which comprises over 90% of the installed units. The market's expansion is closely tied to the increasing ecological concerns and energy cost-saving needs of consumers. The production value of heat pumps in Spain tells an optimistic story, with a rise from approximately 28 billion euros in 2011 to nearly 192 billion euros in 2021. This represents a significant overall growth of about 580% within the span of a decade and an average annual growth rate of over 20%. Post-2015, there has been a sharp increase in production acceleration, indicating a vigorous industry amidst a rapidly developing market. Globally, the heat pump market size mirrors this expansionary trend, with figures rising from around 6 billion dollars in 2020 to an estimated 10 billion dollars by 2026. The projected Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of about 9.5% from 2020 to 2026 underlines the increasing vitality of heat pumps in the global energy sector. The segmentation of the market reveals that air-air systems are the most popular type of heat pumps in Spain, representing nearly 99% of the pumps installed in 2021. The preference for reversible systems capable of providing both heating and cooling is clear, as almost all consumers opt for this versatile solution. Geothermal heat pumps, however, represent a mere fraction of installs, distinguishing aerothermal solutions as the dominant technology in the region. Subsidies have played a role in the adoption rates, with various grants available to private individuals and sectors. These financial incentives, reaching up to several thousand euros per dwelling, have undoubtedly stimulated further growth in the heat pump market. Spanish homes are also well equipped with heating systems, with over 80% featuring some form of heating unit. This established infrastructure potentially paves the way for further heat pump integration. Conversely, air-conditioning equipment is present in only half of the Spanish homes, presenting an untapped market potential for heat pumps serving as cooling solutions. Innovation and government regulation are central to market dynamics. With a push towards more energy-efficient and connected systems, the market responds by prioritizing smart, hybridized heat pump solutions, utilizing natural refrigerants in line with environmental regulations. Manufacturing powerhouses like Daikin, Fujitsu, and LG, alongside other key players, are actively contributing to satisfying.### Key Players Shaping the Spanish Heat Pump Landscape The Spanish heat pump market is characterized by a dynamic mix of well-established and emerging players, each contributing to the evolving landscape of this eco-friendly and economically sensible heating and cooling solution. Among the prominent names poised to influence the sector are Daikin AC Spain SA, Saitsu, Fujitsu Technology Solutions SA, General, Haier Iberia SA, Kaysun, LG, Mitsubishi Electric, Panasonic, and Samsung Iberia. Each company brings its unique strengths and innovations to the table, navigating the market with their distinguished product offerings and technological advancements. **Daikin AC Spain SA** stands out as a prime player with a comprehensive range of heat pumping systems, leveraging on a global reputation for quality and reliability. Their advanced solutions cater to a wide spectrum of climate control needs, underlining their commitment to energy efficiency and user comfort. **Saitsu**, although their financial figures remain undisclosed, is recognized for its contribution to the growing demand for heat pumps. By focusing on specialized technology and customer-oriented designs, Saitsu's offerings are tailored to meet the specific requirements of the Spanish market. **Fujitsu Technology Solutions SA** emerges as another significant contributor, with a heritage that spans across various technology sectors. Their heat pumps are known for integrating seamlessly with smart home ecosystems, bringing sophisticated yet user-friendly climate control to modern homes and businesses. In a similar vein, **General** continues to maintain a competitive edge by offering a range of durable and effective heat pump systems that promise to deliver performance and comfort to their users. **Haier Iberia SA**, as part of a global conglomerate, provides innovative heat pump solutions that resonate with consumers looking for smart and integrated home appliances. **Kaysun** shines with its focus on delivering high-quality, energy-efficient heat pump systems, designed to cater to the evolving needs of environmentally-conscious consumers. **LG**, a household name in electronics, also plays a strong role in the heat pump market, offering a blend of stylish design and cutting-edge technology to provide convenient and effective climate control options. Contributing its share of expertise is **Mitsubishi Electric**, renowned for its advanced engineering and commitment to sustainability, delivering a line of heat pumps that boast high performance and eco-compatibility. With **Panasonic**, customers expect to find reliability coupled with technological innovation, ensuring that their heat pump systems are not only effective but also contribute to a greener and more energy-efficient world. Lastly, **Samsung Iberia** stakes its claim in the market with a
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1 Market overview

1.1 Introduction

Heat pumps are an ecological and economical solution for heating and cooling your home. They are based on a thermodynamic system that transforms energy from a cold environment into heat for the space to be heated.

There are several different types of heat pump, with different mechanisms:

  • traditional air-to-air aerothermal
  • geothermal (transforms energy drawn from the ground)
  • hydrothermal (transforms energy drawn from the water table).

Like the booming global market, the French heat pump market is also growing rapidly. France is Europe's leading market.

Heat pumps are used in homes as well as in today's corporate offices, and are also one of the preferred systems in new-build and renovation projects, after wood-burning inserts and stoves. Heat pumps will account for a growing share of renewable energy consumption in France.

Air-to-air and air-to-water hydrothermal heat pumps are the fastest-growing segments, while geothermal heat pumps are in decline.

The market is largely influenced by growing ecological concerns, as well as the ever-increasing cost of energy to heat homes. The sector is also largely dependent on the public sphere and policies that can stimulate the use of more environmentally-friendly energy solutions.

Innovation also represents a real growth driver for the market. with a renewed, ever more connected and intelligent offering, heat pumps should be able to manage their energy consumption levels even more precisely and appropriately, an economic as well as an ecological advantage.

 

1.2 The global market

The global heat pump market has grown significantly in recent years. In ****, the market size was $*.** billion. It increased to $*.*** billion in ****, and is expected to continue growing in the coming years. Market size is estimated to reach $*.*** billion in ****, then $*.** billion in ****. Growth is expected to continue, with a market ...

1.3 The European market

We base ourselves on data provided by Eurostat using code ********, which corresponds to the following heading: "Heat pumps (***)"

The value of heat pump production has been growing rapidly over the past decade, doubling from *.*** billion euros in **** to * billion euros in ****.

Value of heat pump production European Union, **** to ****, in millions ...

1.4 The domestic market

The value of heat pump production in Spain rose significantly between **** and ****. In ****, production was worth **,*** million euros, and by **** it had risen to ***,*** million euros. This represents overall growth of ***% over this period. The average annual growth rate (***) for this period is **.*%. Production accelerated sharply from **** onwards.

Spanish heat pump ...

1.5 Imports and exports

In order to study Spanish foreign trade in heat pumps, we will evaluate data related to HS code ******: "Heat pumps; other than air conditioning machine of heading no. ****" of the United Nations International Classification.

Between **** and ****, Spanish foreign trade in heat pumps saw significant developments. Exports increased by ***.*%, from $**.** million in ...

1.6 Spain's changing energy mix

The Spanish government has set targets for changing the country's energy mix by ****. Compared to ****, fossil fuels are set to decrease by **% to **.*** million tonnes of oil equivalent. Nuclear power generation is set to fall by **% to *.* million tonnes of oil equivalent. Other forms of energy, which accounted for *,*** million tonnes ...

2 Demand analysis

2.1 State of the Spanish real estate market

In ****, Spain had a total housing stock of **,***,*** homes and offices. Of these, buildings with more than ** apartments account for **.**% of the total Spanish housing stock. Buildings with between * and * apartments account for **.**% of the total, and two-family homes for *.**%. Finally, office buildings are in the minority, with a share of ...

2.2 Spanish climate and air-conditioning and heating equipment

The map below shows Spain's climate zones. They have been defined by the CTE, the technical building code that governs Spanish insulation standards. The blue zones correspond to cold, mountain climates, while the zones tending towards red represent warmer climates. Heating demand is therefore determined by this climatic reality, and will ...

2.3 demand typology

In terms of heat pumps installed in Spain up to ****, **.**% were intended for residential use. Private heating and air-conditioning thus represent the sector's greatest demand.

Buildings equipped with heat pumps by sector, among buildings equipped España, ****, % (***) Source: ****

Between geothermal and aerothermal heat pumps, in **** heat pumps were very unevenly distributed. ...

2.4 Subsidies

The table below lists the various grants available to private individuals for the installation of heat pumps:

Source: ****

below are the requirements for obtaining these subsidies:

The subsidy must be for residential use. The installation must comply with the requirements of the Thermal Installations in Buildings Regulation and use air-water technology. Aerothermal ...

3 Market structure

3.1 Value chain

The graph below shows the value chain of the heat pump sector in Spain:

The stages in this value chain include the following:

Procurement of raw materials: Heat pump manufacturers source the materials needed to build the units. This may include components such as compressors, heat exchangers, piping, sensors, valves and ...

3.2 Production

Between **** and ****, the number of multitasking heat pumps installed in Spain increased by ***.*%, from **,*** to **,***. At the same time, the number of heat pumps intended solely for domestic hot water (***) also increased significantly, by ***.*% over the same period, from *,*** to **,***. It's important to note that the latter are included in the ...

4 Offer analysis

4.1 Types of heat bombs :

Typology of heat pump types:

There are two operating modes for heat pumps, and two sub-categories for aerothermal heat pumps. Systems that produce both heat and air conditioning are said to be reversible. Both aerothermal sub-systems can be reversible.

Aerothermal :

Operating principles: An outdoor unit captures heat from the outside air, ...

4.2 Prices

In ****, the average price for the installation of a heat pump system in Spain was estimated at between *,*** and **,*** euros for a dwelling.

Average price of a heat pump in Spain Spain, ****, euros Source: ****

Within this price range, the heat pump accounts for a significant proportion of the installation, with an ...

4.3 Supply trends

Here are a few trends in the Spanish heat pump market:

More energy efficiency: The quest for energy efficiency is an important trend in the heat pump market. Manufacturers are seeking to develop more efficient products to reduce energy consumption and minimize environmental impact.

Connectivity and home automation : Connectivity has become ...

5 Regulations

5.1 Regulations

The year **** was marked by a series of new regulations influencing the agenda of players in the air conditioning and heating sector.

In ****, the redefinition of the EU's new energy policy was particularly important, thanks to the RepowerEU communication, which proposes, among other measures, the deployment of * million heat pumps by ...

6 Positioning the players

6.1 Segmentation

  • Leroy Merlin Espagne
  • Samsung Group
  • LG Electronics Deutschland
  • J.Corradi
  • Stuv
  • Thermor
  • Tradesa
  • Ev confort
  • Ducasa
  • Haverland
  • ACV
  • Wolf
  • Baxi
  • Junkers
  • Kaysun

List of charts

  • Value of heat pump production
  • Breakdown of heat pump production value
  • Spanish production of heat pumps
  • Growth forecasts for the global heat pump market
  • Distribution of housing types in Spain
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Companies quoted in this study

This study contains a complete overview of the companies in the market, with the latest figures and news for each company. :

Leroy Merlin Espagne
Samsung Group
LG Electronics Deutschland
J.Corradi
Stuv
Thermor
Tradesa
Ev confort
Ducasa
Haverland
ACV
Wolf

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