According to the statistics of the European Heat Pump Association, European heat pump sales in 2010 were 456,144 units, a 12-14% drop from 2009. In recent years, the European heat pump sales curve was 396,556 units in 2007, peaking in 2008 and continuing to decline in the following two years. This situation does not occur in all countries.
European heat pump market statistics in 2010 In 2010, sales in the UK, Sweden, Finland and Italy kept growing. Italy's sales volume rose to 126,956 units and Sweden's 127,574 units. In Norway, Sweden and Finland, the heat pump market penetration is still very high. In Norway, Sweden and Finland, 344, 319 and 241 households have purchased heat pump products for every 10,000 households. The figures for Switzerland, Italy and Austria follow closely. However, in the UK, this data is very low, with only 7 devices purchased per 10,000 households.
The future development of the heat pump market will also take into account the cost, quality assurance and the use of refrigerants. The association is not optimistic about the use of HFC in heat pumps, but is more concerned with the use of natural refrigerants.
The huge potential heat pump market in the UK According to a British BSRIA survey, the UK has a huge potential heat pump market. In 2009, the number of air-to-water heat pumps was 8,000 units, which increased to 12,000 in 2010 and will maintain the same growth rate in 2011.
At present, the United Kingdom is still dominated by gas-fired power generation and gas products account for 90% of the total market. The use of renewable energy products in the UK boiler market is still very small. For example, solar and heat pump technologies have a market share of less than 100 million euros. However, the UK boiler market is the largest market in Europe, with 1.6 million units sold in 2010 alone. Therefore, there is great potential for the use of renewable energy in heating and air conditioning in the UK.
In the current boiler market, wall-mounted boilers dominate in the United Kingdom, while heat pumps in Germany and France have a large market share.
European heat pump market statistics in 2010 In 2010, sales in the UK, Sweden, Finland and Italy kept growing. Italy's sales volume rose to 126,956 units and Sweden's 127,574 units. In Norway, Sweden and Finland, the heat pump market penetration is still very high. In Norway, Sweden and Finland, 344, 319 and 241 households have purchased heat pump products for every 10,000 households. The figures for Switzerland, Italy and Austria follow closely. However, in the UK, this data is very low, with only 7 devices purchased per 10,000 households.
The future development of the heat pump market will also take into account the cost, quality assurance and the use of refrigerants. The association is not optimistic about the use of HFC in heat pumps, but is more concerned with the use of natural refrigerants.
The huge potential heat pump market in the UK According to a British BSRIA survey, the UK has a huge potential heat pump market. In 2009, the number of air-to-water heat pumps was 8,000 units, which increased to 12,000 in 2010 and will maintain the same growth rate in 2011.
At present, the United Kingdom is still dominated by gas-fired power generation and gas products account for 90% of the total market. The use of renewable energy products in the UK boiler market is still very small. For example, solar and heat pump technologies have a market share of less than 100 million euros. However, the UK boiler market is the largest market in Europe, with 1.6 million units sold in 2010 alone. Therefore, there is great potential for the use of renewable energy in heating and air conditioning in the UK.
In the current boiler market, wall-mounted boilers dominate in the United Kingdom, while heat pumps in Germany and France have a large market share.
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