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Global Commercial Heat Pump Growth Opportunities

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  • December 2023
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Heat Pumps: Global Markets to 2026

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  • August 2021
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  • April 2019
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The Commercial Heat Pump market is a subset of the broader pumps industry that focuses on providing heating and cooling solutions for commercial applications. Heat pumps are devices that transfer heat energy from a source of heat to what is called a heat sink, using a small amount of external power to accomplish the transfer of thermal energy against the direction of spontaneous heat flow. These devices are revered for their energy efficiency and are used in a variety of settings including office buildings, schools, hospitals, and other large-scale facilities. Commercial heat pumps can utilize different sources of heat, such as air, water, or the ground, and they come in various designs including split-systems, packaged systems, and ductless systems. The market encompasses not only the sale of these units but also installation, maintenance, and repair services. Key players that operate within the Commercial Heat Pump market include Daikin Industries, Danfoss, Carrier Corporation, Trane Technologies, Mitsubishi Electric, Bosch Thermotechnology, and Johnson Controls. These companies are known for their product innovation, market reach, and comprehensive service offerings that support the implementation and sustained operation of heat pumps in commercial settings. Each company contributes to the advancement of heat pump technologies and the expansion of their applications in the commercial sector. Show Less Read more