| Companiesandmarkets.com: Electric Drives Market in European HVAC Industry |
 |
LONDON, Oct 20, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The European heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) industry is undergoing unprecedented change. The dynamics driving the change-technological innovation in building design and energy conservation-are altering the market and ultimately affecting equipment and applications. Several factors, including spiralling energy costs and mandatory compliance with energy efficiency standards, together with a focus on air quality and its impact on human health, are boosting the European HVAC electric drives sector. Regional trends, such as infrastructural growth in Eastern Europe, are reinforcing market potential.
Escalating energy prices across Europe are underlining the need to implement electric drives to minimise energy bills and achieve better efficiency. At the same time, efforts to minimise its carbon footprint will compel the HVAC sector to limit energy usage. These trends highlight the importance of electric drives as an advanced and cost-effective energy-reduction solution to control HVAC components.
The cost of implementing electric drives for low-range HVAC applications is sometimes perceived as being too high. To encourage wider use, market participants will need to manufacture low-cost, off-the-shelf solutions for specific tasks. Convincing end users to implement drives in their HVAC applications, especially during economic slowdowns, is a challenge for drives manufacturers. Declining prices are another market obstacle. Intense competition is causing the prices of drives to drop, affecting the profit margins of manufacturers. This has been exacerbated by the entry of low-cost Asian competitors, who have gained a significant proportion of the domestic customer base for European manufacturers over a short span of four to five years.
Penetration into the regional markets in Eastern Europe is viewed as a strategic response to such challenges. Many drives manufacturers are shifting their manufacturing bases to Eastern Europe to reduce their production outlays and to cater to the increased automation needs of the countries in this region. Moreover, the heavy investments being made in infrastructure, expansion of industrial and production bases and other discrete industries, of which HVAC drives are an integral part, are luring HVAC drives manufacturers to this region.
Electric Drives Market in European HVAC Industry
http://www.companiesandmarkets.com/r.ashx?id=5XC843K34702028
SOURCE: Companies & Markets |
|
รายการข่าวอื่นๆ มีดังต่อไปนี้ :
 |
Empire State Building Strikes Gold. |
|
LG Electronics Unveils Multi V III, Its Most Advanced VRF Technology HVAC System. |
|
Office workers reap healthy spin-offs from efficient building design. |
|
Toshiba Introduces Voice-Controlled AND Energy-Efficient Air Conditioner |
|
International Green Building Conference 2011 to Explore Innovative, Sustainable, and Actionable Green Building Solutions Especially for the Tropics and Sub-Tropics |
|
Green building experts shop for ideas at Singapores first eco-mall |
|
3rd floor of building L a model of green design |
|
Global Air Conditioning Systems Market to Reach 144.30 Million Units by 2015, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc. |
|
2022 World Cup organizers determined to beat the heat. |
|
IN TIME OF DROUGHT, RICE UNIVERSITY SAVING 12 MILLION GALLONS OF WATER A YEAR BY REUSING AIR CONDITIONING CONDENSATION, OTHER INITIATIVES |
|
Taipei 101 is Worlds Tallest Green Building |
|
Effective office spaces |
|
Tips from the repair man, how to keep your AC running smooth |
|
Hospitals, Physicians Hustle to Prepare for Hurricane Irene |
|
Local green building rules a better fit. US standard will be harder to achieve |
|
Gardens are growing on green roofs around town |
|
Dublin Building Wins Award For Being Environmentally Friendly |
|
All govt offices to keep air-cond temperature at 24ºC from now |
|
Broken air conditioning has students, teachers sweating |
|
Agency: 440 sought hospital care for heat illness: Wichita, KS USA |
|
