North America Heat Exchanger Market Analysis

Shell & tube heat exchanger segment is poised to surpass USD 2.2 billion by 2032. Increasing demand for energy-efficient HVAC systems and growing industrialization across major regions has elevated the product demand. Flourishing investments and expenditures across various sectors including power generation, manufacturing, and oil & gas coupled with growing inclination toward renewable energy sources required efficient heat transfer systems, further positively influencing the shell & tube heat exchanger business dynamics.

Plate heat exchanger industry has witnessed significant momentum on account of ongoing technological advancements and product innovations for various industrial applications. Stringent regulatory framework together with growing inclination toward energy efficiency and curb carbon emissions from industrial processes will positively influencing the industry outlook. Moreover, growing focus of manufacturers for the development of eco-friendly heat exchangers, minimizing low impact through efficient heat transfer and decrease energy usage, further stimulating the plate heat exchanger demand.

North America heat exchanger market from chemical application segment is anticipated to observe over 8.5% CAGR through 2032. Rising demand for various chemical and petrochemical products of improved heat exchanger technology along with stringent measures and safety regulations required in several chemical operations is shaping the industry growth. Regulatory mandates by the authorities for heating & cooling across chemical processing operations, coupled with shifting inclination toward integration of digital technologies across heat exchange systems for real time control and monitoring, will complement the business landscape.

The U.S. heat exchanger market is slated to cross USD 5 billion by 2032. Favorable, government programs including financial aids aimed at promoting the heat exchange technologies and introduction digital technologies across manufacturing processes, will augment the business landscape.

For instance, in February 2024, DexMat and Rice University received USD 1.5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to upgrade heat exchangers. They plan to replace aluminum or copper fins with DexMat's Galvorn, a carbon nanomaterial. Moreover, accelerating industrialization and growing population have led to the increase in construction of residential, commercial and industrial infrastructure, further positively influencing the industry dynamics.