Residential Heat and Energy Recovery Ventilators Market 2031

Report Description

Residential Heat and Energy Recovery Ventilators Market Outlook 2031:

The Europe residential heat and energy recovery ventilators market size was valued at USD 1.07 Billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 1.85 Billion by 2031, expanding at a CAGR of 6.3% during the forecast period 2023 - 2031.

Every residential place requires ventilation, whether natural or mechanical with the use of a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) or energy recovery ventilator (ERV). The recovery of energy from the exhaust air is gaining popularity in cold regions and in modern day buildings and houses that are constructed to be airtight, such as passive houses or LEED certified homes, unlike previously constructed houses that leaked heat and moist into the air.

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ERVs and HRVs are moderately new to the mainstream home construction. Energy recovery ventilators and heat recovery ventilators are considered as air exchange systems that help improve the quality of indoor air, while minimizing the cost of heating. The key purpose of these ventilators is to retain existing heat and optimizing the content of internal humidity in the air.

These mechanical systems use fans, while exhausting stale indoor air to maintain a balanced airflow inside the home. An HRV system draws fresh external air inside the residence and forces stale indoor air out. It retains the temperature from the exhausted air and transfers it to the incoming air; thereby warming the fresh air during the winters, and cooling it during the summers.

This helps in the reduction of energy required to carry the newly absorbed air to the internal room temperature. The heat exchange between the two airstreams is completed by conducting them through separate channels in the ventilator. These are some of the factors, which drives the demand for the market.

Residential Heat and Energy Recovery Ventilators Market Dynamics

Drivers

Increasing awareness regarding the ill effects on health caused by Bad Air Quality

Longer exposure to certain pollutants increases risk of emphysema. The coarse particulate matter (PM10) causes nasal and upper respiratory problems. Fine particles are less than or 2.5 microns diameter (PM2.5), which penetrate deep into the lungs, leading to cardiac arrests, strokes, asthma, bronchitis, pulmonary disorders, and cancers. Increase in PM2.5 exposure can damage a child brain development. Rising awareness about such ill effects on health due to bad air quality increases the inclination toward HRV/ERV, as it improves air quality.

Growing Number of Government Initiatives in Europe

The need for residential heat & energy recovery ventilators in Europe is expected to grow during forecast period, as governments across the region are introducing energy policies that encourage the use of alternative and clean-energy solutions. The process of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the UN in September 2015 enable countries in the region to reduce fossil fuels and focus on renewable energy production by meeting the UN’s objectives by 2030. This, in turn, boosts the market in the region.

Restrains

Complex Installation Process of Residential Heat & Energy Recovery Ventilators

The HRV/ERV systems require complex installation procedures, which is a key factor limiting the growth of the market. The integration of heat & energy recovery ventilators is difficult in old establishments, which may not have ventilator installation spaces. Incorrect location of these systems can reduce the intake of outdoor air and prevent airflow, resulting in contaminated air being changed with the purified air.

In particular, the system needs an additional significant duration for air conduction, depending on the nature and installation of residential heat & energy recovery ventilator. The ducts need to be screened and isolated from external dirt and dust, which increases product maintenance. This increases direct and indirect costs associated with HRVs and ERVs, thus hampering the market.

Scope of Residential Heat and Energy Recovery Ventilators Market  Report 

The report on the global residential heat and energy recovery ventilators market includes an assessment of the market, trends, segments, and regional markets. Overview and dynamics have also been included in the report.

Residential Heat and Energy Recovery Ventilators Market Segmental Outlook

On the basis of technology types, the market is segmented into plate heat exchanger, rotary heat exchanger, and others. The plate heat exchanger residential heat and energy recovery ventilators segment accounted for over 2/3^rd share of the market in 2019.

The rapid growth of the plate heat exchanger segment is attributed to the adoption of plate heat exchanger as, it helps in reaching surface exchange areas up to thousands of square meters. These are some of the factors, which contributes for the demand for the plate heat exchange.

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In terms of axis types, the Europe residential heat and energy recovery ventilators market is segregated into horizontal and vertical. Vertical segment is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 6.4% during the forecast period.

The vertical segment provides better energy management than its counterpart. Moreover, thermal performance of horizontally placed ventilators is considered to be not as good as the vertical ones, indicating an uneven distribution of water film in the exhaust air channels. Moreover, in Europe, where most places are dry, vertical installed recovery ventilators are preferred over its counterpart due to its performance edge.

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Regional Outlook

In terms of countries, the Europe residential heat and energy recovery ventilators market is fragmented into Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Spain, Russia, and Rest of Europe. Germany constituted one fourth share in 2020. The market in the Denmark is projected to expand at a CAGR of 6.9% during the forecast period.

Introduction of new technology and rising adoption of the residential heat energy recovery ventilators in homes and offices are some of the factors, which contributes for the growth of the Europe Residential Heat and Energy Recovery Ventilators market in Denmark.

Key Benefits for Industry Participants & Stakeholders

• In-depth Analysis of the Europe residential heat and energy recovery ventilators market
• Historical, Current and Projected Market Size in terms of Value and volume
• Potential & Niche Segments and Regions Exhibiting Promising Growth Covered
• Industry Drivers, Restraints and Opportunities Covered in the Study
• Recent Industry Trends and Developments
• Competitive Landscape & Strategies of Key Players
• Neutral Perspective on Europe residential heat and energy recovery ventilators market Performance