Market Trends of India Air Purifier Industry
High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) Segment Expected to Dominate the Market
- HEPA filters are a type of extended-surface filter with a larger surface area and higher efficiencies for removing larger and smaller airborne particles. Moreover, these air filters remove respirable particles more efficiently than pleated filters.
- Air pollution is a major and growing risk factor for illness in the country, and it contributes a lot to the number of people who get sick. Poor air quality is a problem in both rural and urban areas.Many cities in the country are suffering from dangerous pollution levels due to increasing industrial activities, which is likely to drive the air purifier market in the region.
- In 2021, the total carbon dioxide emission in India was about 2797 million metric tons (MT), which was higher than the region's release in 2020, 2494 MT. The increase in carbon dioxide emissions in the country reflects the fact that the country is heavily dependent on the usage of coal, crude oil, and natural gas for various purposes, which, when burned, release carbon dioxide and other harmful gasses into the atmosphere.
- High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters and other types of mechanical air filters get rid of particles by catching them on the filter material.Large airborne particles like dust, pollen, mold spores, animal dander, and allergens from dust mites and cockroaches are caught by HEPA filters.
- Due to all of these factors, the high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) segment is likely to lead the India air purifier market over the next five years.
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Increasing Air Pollution Expected to Drive the Market
- India, due to the rapidly increasing energy demand and an increasing number of commercial and industrial operations that cause the release of a large number of harmful gases and pollutants into the air, is expected to have a positive impact on the market.
- India is a country with more than half of the world's 20 most polluted cities. Rapid urbanization, construction, dependence on coal for energy, vehicular pollution, and dust all contribute to rising pollution levels. The pollution charts are expected to grow in the forecast period, which is likely to drive the country's air purifier market.
- In 2021, India's coal consumption was 20.09 exajoules, which was higher than the 2020 consumption of 17.40 exajoules. India's increasing share of coal consumption, which releases carbon dioxide and other gases on burning, directly affects the country's air quality and is likely to drive the air purifier market in the country.
- In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on addressing household air pollution in India by the government and other stakeholders. Several government initiatives have been launched in the past few years to reduce air pollution. This is likely going to drive the air purifier market in the country.
- Hence, owing to the above points, increasing air pollution levels are expected to drive the India air purifier market during the forecast period.
