Europe HVAC System Market Size, Share, Analysis & Statistics to 2030

The European HVAC system market is expected to reach USD 48.1 billion by 2030, up from USD 36.4 billion in 2025, with a CAGR of 5.8% from 2025 to 2030. Increasing construction investments, growing residential development, higher disposable incomes, and more government funding are driving market growth. The move toward energy-efficient HVAC systems is also supported by regulations encouraging eco-friendly refrigerants and sustainable climate control technologies.

Countries such as Germany, the UK, and France are key contributors to European market growth. The large population of technology enthusiasts in these nations and increased awareness about energy conservation drive the HVAC system market. European governments strongly focus on implementing energy efficiency policies and measures across industrial, commercial, and residential sectors.

Customer trends or disruptions affect consumers' businesses. The IoT has transformed many industries, including HVAC. IoT is the future of HVAC, enabling cloud connectivity, quick and easy commissioning, and remote monitoring. Technicians and operators can make more confident diagnoses by monitoring, operating, and collecting data in real time. Less time is needed for maintenance, and real-time monitoring is achieved.

The European HVAC system ecosystem encompasses equipment manufacturers, control providers, system integrators, and distributors. End users of HVAC systems include residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Within the commercial segment, HVAC systems are employed in offices, government agencies, airports, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and retail establishments.

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Poland is expected to be the fastest-growing country across the European HVAC system market during the forecast period

The HVAC systems market in Europe is experiencing significant growth driven by the region's strong dedication to climate goals, such as the EU Green Deal and national carbon neutrality targets. There is rising demand for heat pumps, ventilation systems with heat recovery, and hydronic systems, especially in colder areas with aging housing infrastructure.

In the European HVAC system market matrix, Bosch Thermotechnik and Vaillant Group (Star) lead with a strong market presence and a wide product portfolio, driving large-scale adoption across various industries, including commercial and industrial.