It snowed in the U.A.E., which is in the middle of the desert, in 2017, with the temperatures plummeting to –2.2 °C, while the eternally frozen Antarctica just recently saw a record high of 18 °C! Anyone who isn’t convinced that climate change is real should read these stats. And the reason? Air pollution, caused by carbon dioxide and the other greenhouse gases emitted by industries, vehicles, and houses. To reduce this as much as possible, governments are strongly pushing people to not only conserve energy, but also create it from renewable sources.

 Due to these advantages, their construction is gaining momentum around the world, which is pushing the demand for pre-insulated pipes. Thus, driven by the surge in NZEB construction, the pre-insulated pipes market would grow to $9,597.9 million by 2024, from $5,568.5 million in 2018, at a 9.7% CAGR during 2019–2024 (forecast period). An important component of NZEBs, such pipes are designed to minimize heat gain or loss in the gas or liquid being ferried inside.

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Around the world, North America has been the largest pre-insulated pipes market, on account of the significant usage of DHCs in the downtown areas of major Canadian and U.S. cities. Additionally, construction activities are picking up, and the oil and gas sector in the region is also recovering after the economic slowdown. In the coming years, the usage of such pipes would increase the fastest in Europe, mainly on account of the several policies launched by the European Union to make buildings energy efficient, including the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) and Long-term Renovation Strategies (LTRS).

Therefore, to minimize heat loss and gain, so that electricity is not wasted in achieving the same, pre-insulated pipes are gaining widespread adoption.