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暖通空调设备:市场占有率分析、产业趋势、统计数据和成长预测(2025-2030 年)HVAC Equipment - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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目前,暖通空调设备市场价值为 1,003.3 亿美元,预计到 2030 年将成长至 1,481 亿美元,复合年增长率为 8.1%。

成长动力源自于日益严格的能源效率法规、向低全球暖化潜势冷媒的转变,以及数位化控制升级,这些升级不仅提升了营运性能,也提升了最终用户价值。热泵奖励正在重塑欧洲和北美的供暖组合,数据中心的建设给传统的製冷设计带来压力,亚洲的都市化也促进了室内空调数量的增长。随着原始设备製造商(OEM)争夺寒冷气候热泵的软体人才和智慧财产权,顶级供应商之间的整合正在加速,而区域专家则向尚未开发的细分市场(例如偏远地区的太阳能混合系统)扩张。预计到2027年,与2025年1月冷媒截止日期相关的短期供应摩擦将有所缓解,这将为高端电气化解决方案提供更清晰的道路。
在欧洲,随着近零能耗建筑的强制要求,到2024年,热泵的安装数量将比2022年增加38%,新建建筑中的热泵普及率将达到所有售出单元的一半。在北欧国家,目前超过60%的新建住宅安装了热泵,大容量热泵也被引入商业房地产的维修中。
超过30千瓦的机架密度、每年35%的冷冻容量成长以及瑞典和挪威65%的新建专案开工率,正在推动液体冷却技术的采用。江森自控指出,资料中心计划目前占其商用暖通空调收益的18%,高于去年同期的12%。
目前,全产业的重新设计成本已超过 100 亿美元,平均係统价格上涨了 8-12%。
气温升高和都市区中等收入人口的成长将推动强劲的需求,到2024年,空调将占暖通空调设备市场的46.1%。同年,中国用房间室内空调的普及率达73% [cheaa.org]。在北美,无管道迷你分离式空调的年增长率达到18%,因为房主们追求无需维修管道即可享受分区舒适度。
VRF 仍然是成长最快的细分市场,到 2030 年的复合年增长率将达到 12.7%。医院、饭店和混合用途建筑重视同时供暖和冷气的灵活性。三菱电机的数据显示,2024 年全球 VRF 安装量激增 32%。
到 2024 年,维修和更换将占 HVAC 设备市场规模的 63.4%,这主要是由于 2005 年至 2010 年繁荣时期安装的系统的使用寿命终止。根据哈佛大学的一项研究,由于业主追求降低能源费用,到 2024 年,美国住宅 HVAC 更换量将增加 14%。
新建项目规模虽小,但预计年增率将达9.4%。 2023年美国能源法规将更加严格,最低能源效率基准值将提高15%,这将鼓励建商指定高端方案。基于性能的维修持续成长,江森自控指出,此类合约目前占其维修订单的32%。
暖通空调设备市场报告按设备类型(例如锅炉和熔炉、热泵)、安装类型(例如新建、维修/更换)、最终用户(例如住宅、商业)、建筑类型(例如办公大楼、医疗机构)和地区(例如美国、中国)对产业进行细分。市场规模和预测以美元计算。
受城镇建设和中产阶级不断壮大的推动,到2024年,亚太地区将占据暖通空调设备市场的34.9%。仅中国就占了该地区42%的份额,但随着房地产活动的稳定,其年增长率放缓至6.8%。 [daikin.com] 日本和韩国青睐高规格的多联机(VRF)和空气清净机型号,而越南和印尼的商业建设则实现了两位数的成长。
北美地区占28.6%,得益于强劲的更换需求和通膨控制税收优惠,美国热泵销量激增32% [carrier.com]。资料中心和医疗保健计划推动商业收益成长22%。
欧洲占24.3%,儘管面临宏观经济逆风,但到2024年,热泵出货量仍将成长17%。由于欧盟成员国计划逐步淘汰石化燃料,暖通空调(HVAC)升级占欧盟维修支出的38%。
中东是成长最快的地区,预计复合年增长率为 10.6%,因为沙乌地阿拉伯的「2030 愿景」增加了大规模区域供冷能力,而阿联酋的开发商迅速采用 VRF。
The HVAC equipment market is currently valued at USD 100.33 billion, and forecasts show it climbing to USD 148.1 billion by 2030 on an 8.1% CAGR.

Growth momentum rests on tightening energy-efficiency rules, the pivot to low-GWP refrigerants and digital-control upgrades that lift both operating performance and end-user value. Demand is broad-based: heat-pump incentives in Europe and North America are reshaping heating portfolios, data-center build-outs are straining traditional cooling designs and urbanization in Asia keeps room-air-conditioner volumes rising. Consolidation among tier-one vendors is accelerating as OEMs race to lock in software talent and cold-climate heat-pump IP, while regional specialists are moving into unserved niches such as solar-hybrid systems for remote sites. Short-term supply frictions tied to the January 2025 refrigerant deadline are likely to ease by 2027, setting a clearer runway for premium electrification solutions.
Europe's near-zero-energy-building mandate moved heat-pump installations 38% higher in 2024 versus 2022, pushing penetration in new builds to half of all units sold across the bloc. Nordic countries now deploy heat pumps in more than 60% of new homes, and large-capacity variants are entering commercial retrofits, creating a durable pull for cold-climate technology providers
Rack densities topping 30 kW, a 35% annual leap in cooling capacity and 65% growth in Swedish-Norwegian build-starts are fuelling liquid-cooling adoption. Johnson Controls notes that data-center projects now generate 18% of its commercial HVAC revenue, up from 12% a year earlier.
Industrywide redesign outlays now exceed USD 10 billion and have lifted average system prices 8-12%, a short-lived drag until economies of scale improve after 2026
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
For complete list of drivers and restraints, kindly check the Table Of Contents.
Air-conditioning units contributed 46.1% to the HVAC equipment market in 2024 as rising temperatures and urban middle-class growth kept demand resilient. Residential room air conditioners in China reached 73% penetration that year [cheaa.org]. Ductless mini-splits advanced 18% annually in North America, where homeowners want zonal comfort without duct retrofits.
VRF remains the fastest-growing sub-segment, expanding at a 12.7% CAGR through 2030. Hospitals, hotels and mixed-use towers prize its simultaneous heating-cooling flexibility. Mitsubishi Electric recorded a 32% jump in global VRF installations in 2024
Retrofit and replacement activity represented 63.4% of the HVAC equipment market size in 2024, largely because systems commissioned during the 2005-2010 boom have reached end of life. Harvard research shows U.S. household HVAC replacements rose 14% in 2024 as owners chased lower utility bills.
New construction, although smaller, is forecast to climb 9.4% annually. Stricter 2023 U.S. energy-code updates lifted minimum efficiency thresholds 15%, prompting builders to specify premium packages. Performance-based retrofits continue to gain ground, with Johnson Controls indicating such contracts account for 32% of its retrofit backlog
HVAC Equipment Market Report Segments the Industry by Equipment Type (Boilers and Furnaces, Heat Pumps and More), Installation Type (New Construction, Retrofit / Replacement and More), End User (Residential, Commercial and More), Building Type (Office Buildings, Healthcare Facilities and More), and Geography (United States, China and More). The Market Sizes and Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).
Asia-Pacific controlled 34.9% of the HVAC equipment market in 2024, driven by urban construction and middle-income expansion. China alone made up 42% of regional value, though its annual growth cooled to 6.8% as real-estate activity stabilized [daikin.com]. Japan and Korea favor high-spec VRF and air-purification models, while Vietnam and Indonesia post double-digit gains on commercial builds.
North America accounted for 28.6%, buoyed by robust replacement demand and a 32% surge in U.S. heat-pump sales following Inflation Reduction Act incentives [carrier.com]. Data-center and healthcare projects lifted commercial revenue 22%.
Europe held 24.3%; heat-pump shipments climbed 17% in 2024 despite macro headwinds. HVAC upgrades made up 38% of EU renovation-wave spending as member states schedule fossil-fuel phaseouts.
The Middle East is the fastest-growing pocket, forecast at a 10.6% CAGR, with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 adding large-scale district-cooling capacity and UAE developers adopting VRF at speed.