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International Electric Heating Tube Industry: A New Engine for Growth under Energy Transformation

Tuesday, 18 March 2025
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The global energy structure is transitioning towards electrification and low-carbon, driving the international electric heating tube industry into a period of rapid development. According to Statista data, the global market size is expected to reach 42 billion US dollars in 2022 and is projected to surpass the 100 billion mark by 2030. This growth is not only due to the strong demand in industries such as industry, automobiles, and new energy, but also closely related to technological innovation under the goal of carbon neutrality.

Technology driven regional differentiation

Europe focuses on green technology, with Bosch's silicon carbide electric heating film from Germany increasing thermal efficiency by 300%. Nordic companies achieve zero carbon production through biomass energy, setting a benchmark for global suppliers under the EU's carbon tariff policy. The Asia Pacific region has formed a parallel pattern of "high-precision" and large-scale development - Japan's 50 micron ultra-thin electric heating elements are helping the development of hydrogen powered vehicles, while China's breakthrough in 1200 ℃ high-temperature resistance technology with rare earth materials is accelerating the localization and replacement of photovoltaic equipment. North America focuses on intelligence, with Tesla's AI temperature control module and General Electric's industrial IoT system driving energy consumption reductions of over 20%, becoming an important lever for industrial decarbonization.

Challenges and opportunities coexist

The industry is facing dual pressures of trade barriers and technological standard upgrades. The EU's ErP Directive, the US Inflation Reduction Act, and new IEC regulations have forced companies to increase their R&D investment, but at the same time, they have also spurred breakthroughs in new materials, digitization, and clean production technologies. The International Energy Agency predicts that the global industrial thermal electrification rate will reach 75% by 2050, and electric heating tubes, as key components for thermal energy conversion, will unleash greater potential in emerging fields such as energy storage, hydrogen energy, and semiconductors.

In the next decade, the electric heating tube industry will not only be a "follower" of energy transformation, but also likely to reshape the energy utilization mode of global manufacturing through cross-border innovation, becoming the core growth pole of the low-carbon economy era.