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The ≤ 10 MMBtu/hr boiler market will reach over USD 5.5 billion by 2032. The implementation of supportive government policies aimed at achieving high energy efficiency, especially in developing nations, will further encourage the deployment of boilers. These boilers will gain significant momentum on account of the introduction of various government tax incentives aimed at promoting the adoption of energy-efficient technologies that consume less fuel and deliver high energy.
The electric boiler market size will witness a growth rate of over 11% through 2032. Stringent government regulations mandating the use of low-emission fuels will boost the demand for these systems. In addition, the production of cost-effective heating systems along with the swift adoption of natural gas-based units further enhances the product penetration. The involvement of private entities and government in the development and expansion of commercial and industrial buildings will foster a favorable business environment.
U.S. boiler market is set to surpass USD 8 billion by 2032. Growing demand for space heating in commercial buildings and a heightened focus on corporate sustainability will foster the business outlook. This demand is primarily driven by key factors including ongoing replacement of existing heating units with energy-efficient boilers and surging deployment of energy efficient technologies. Additionally, the paradigm shift towards decarbonization has significantly contributed to the increasing demand for these units.
Stern policy framework for the development of green buildings along with positive outlook toward chemical & food processing industries will propel the Canada boiler market. The industry is witnessing a shift toward advanced technologies such as condensing boilers that offer higher efficiency and lower operational costs over traditional models. The resurgent construction sector and ongoing commercial expansion will boost product demand.