What’s Driving the District Heating and Cooling Market Growth? | Key Players like SNC Lavalin, Empower Contracting, Ramboll, Siemens, National Central Cooling Company (DFM: Tabreed), DC PRO Engineering

District Heating and Cooling Market growth will be driven by rising investments toward the development of commercial & residential establishments across the transpiring economies coupled with stringent energy efficiency protocols. Lower thermal losses, flexibility of fuel options, high operational performance, ability to combat current cost pressures and ongoing technological advancements are some of the key parameters that will substantially augment the product demand.

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China district heating and cooling market is projected to exceed the consumption of 5,000 PJ by 2024. Rising demand for thermal energy across the commercial and residential sector coupled with rapid economic development will increase the product penetration. Escalating industrialization & urbanization owing to refurbishment of the existing infrastructure will positively impact the industry landscape. In 2016, a loan of USD 100 million was approved by the World Bank for the refurbishment of sustainable heating infrastructure across the province of Hebai.

Company profiled in this report based on Business overview, Financial data, Product landscape, Strategic outlook & SWOT analysis:

1. SNC Lavalin
2. Empower Contracting
3. Ramboll
4. Siemens
5. National Central Cooling Company (DFM: Tabreed)
6. DC PRO Engineering
7. Marafeq Qatar
8. Shinryo Corporation
9. Danfoss
10. Stellar
11. Veolia
12. Vattenfall
13. Fortum
14. Ørsted
15. Statkraft, STEAG GmbH

District Heating and Cooling Market, By Energy Source
• District Heating
o CHP
o Geothermal
o Solar
o Heat only boilers
o Others
• District Cooling
o Free Cooling
o Absorption Cooling
o Heat Pumps
o Electric Chillers
o Others
District Heating and Cooling Market, By Application
• Residential
• Commercial
o College/University
o Office Buildings
o Government Buildings
o Others

Chapter 3 District Heating & Cooling Industry Insights
3.1 Industry segmentation
3.2 Industry landscape, 2013 – 2024
3.3 Industry ecosystem analysis
3.3.1 District Heating
3.3.1.1 Scenario I
3.3.1.2 Scenario II
3.3.1.3 Scenario III
3.3.2 District cooling
3.3.3 Vendor matrix
3.4 Innovation & sustainability
3.4.1 Veolia
3.4.2 Siemens
3.4.3 Qatar Cool
3.4.4 Engie
3.5 Regulatory landscape
3.5.1 U.S.
3.5.1.1 U.S. Acts
3.5.1.2 U.S Federal agencies
3.5.1.3 Industry and non-governmental organizations
3.5.1.4 Federal Energy Management Program
3.5.1.5 New California Building Efficiency Standards
3.5.2 Europe
3.5.2.1 Energy Efficiency Plan, 2011
3.5.2.2 UK
3.5.2.3 Germany
3.5.2.4 German Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV)
3.5.3 France
3.5.3.1 Energy Transition Act, 2015
3.5.3.2 DH zoning rule
3.5.4 Sweden
3.5.4.1 Energy taxation, subsidies, and fees
3.5.5 Finland
3.5.5.1 National energy policy
3.5.5.2 Building regulations
3.5.6 Norway
3.5.6.1 Net energy requirement for Buildings
3.5.7 China
3.5.7.1 China building energy codes
3.5.7.2 China’s HSWW standard
3.5.8 Singapore
3.5.8.1 District Cooling Act 2002
3.5.8.2 District cooling services supply code
3.5.9 Oman
3.5.10 Qatar
3.5.10.1 Low-voltage Electricity & Water Installations Regulations
3.5.10.1.1 District Cooling Design and Water Management Code 2016
3.5.11 United Arab Emirates (UAE)
3.5.11.1 Abu Dhabi
3.5.12 Saudi Arabia
3.6 Customer requirement
3.7 Customer group requirement
3.7.1 Residential & Commercial
3.7.2 Industrial
3.8 Entry Barriers
3.9 Price trend analysis, by region
3.9.1 District heating
3.9.2 District Cooling
3.10 Cost structure analysis
3.10.1 Levelized costs of district heating & cooling vs decentralized production
3.10.2 Network costs for district heating & cooling
3.10.3 Comparative costs of district heating & cooling sources
3.11 Global & regional heat statistics, 2010 – 2015, TJ
3.12 Heat generation stats from RE sources across key countries, 2010-2015
3.13 Share of renewable energy in heating, 2015-2016
3.14 Geothermal DH capacity installed in Europe per country, 2013-2014 (MWh)
3.15 Installed district heating & cooling capacity in key countries, GWth
3.15.1 District Heating
3.15.2 District Cooling
3.16 Development of future district heating & cooling solutions
3.16.1 INDIGO
3.16.2 FLEXYNETS
3.16.3 E2District
3.16.4 InDeal
3.16.5 H-DisNet (H-DisNet Hybrid Thermo-Chemical District Networks)
3.17 Case study analysis – Integrated DHC system in Stockholm
3.17.1 Project Overview
3.17.2 Key facts & figures
3.17.3 Customer Segmentation
3.17.4 Urban development & expansion of DHC
3.17.5 Policies & incentives supporting the DHC
3.18 Technical and operational parameters of district heating cooling systems
3.18.1 District heating
3.18.2 District cooling
3.19 Industry impact forces
3.19.1 Growth drivers
3.19.1.1 North America
3.19.1.1.1 Stringent regulations toward emissions
3.19.1.1.2 Favourable government policies towards renewable including CHP
3.19.1.2 Europe
3.19.1.2.1 Growing norms toward zero emission buildings
3.19.1.2.2 Growing focus toward the adoption of sustainable energy
3.19.1.2.3 Extreme climatic conditions
3.19.1.3 Asia Pacific
3.19.1.3.1 Rapid urbanization and industrialization
3.19.1.3.2 Regulations toward sustainable energy
3.19.1.4 Middle East
3.19.1.4.1 Rising infrastructural spending
3.19.2 Industry pitfalls & challenges
3.19.2.1 High capital cost
3.19.2.2 Volatile Prices
3.20 Growth potential analysis
3.21 Porter’s Analysis
3.22 Competitive landscape, 2017
3.22.1 Strategy dashboard
3.22.1.1 Engie
3.22.1.2 Veolia
3.22.1.3 DC Pro Engineering
3.22.1.4 Siemens
3.22.1.5 Emirates District Cooling LLC (EMICOOL)
3.22.1.6 Helen Oy
3.22.1.7 Statkraft AS
3.22.1.8 Ramboll Group A/S
3.22.1.9 STEAG GmbH
3.23 Competitive benchmarking
3.24 Degree of competition
3.24.1 District Heating
3.24.1.1 North America
3.24.1.2 Europe
3.24.1.3 Asia Pacific
3.24.2 District Cooling
3.24.2.1 North America
3.24.2.2 Europe
3.24.2.3 Asia Pacific
3.24.2.4 Middle East
3.25 PESTEL analysis

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Technological advancements in the CHP systems to provide sustainable power generation along with the increasing adoption of sustainable standards and codes will foster the commercial district heating & cooling market growth. In addition, the increasing investments pertaining to real-estate industry coupled with ongoing development across the service sector will increase the product demand. Innovative energy efficiency solutions, energy management systems and refurbishment of sustainable heating infrastructure will further complement the district heating and cooling market growth.

Better quality of air and sustainability, improved production capabilities and easy compatibility are among the key advantages that will drive the district heating and cooling market share. Further, the technology is widely used across the commercial and residential establishments on the account of their providing electricity, ability for trigeneration and heat & cool simultaneously. Growing use of wasted thermal energy to generate power thereby reducing the GHG emissions is one of the major parameters positively impacting the industry landscape.

Eminent players serving the district heating and cooling market includes Stellar, Keppel, Veolia, Vattenfall, ADC, Korea District Heating, Goteborg, Cetetherm, Tabreed, Shinryo, Engie, SNC Lavalin, STEAG, Danfoss, Empower, Emicool, Qatar Cool, Logstor AS, Pal Technology, Fortum, Ramboll and NRG Energy.

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