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MARKET SIZE – REVENUE (2030): USD 26.70 Billion

MARKET SIZE – REVENUE (2024): USD 16.80 Billion

CAGR – REVENUE (2024-2030): 8.03%

MARKET SIZE – SHIPMENTS (2030): 52.41 Million Units

HISTORIC YEAR: 2021-2023

BASE YEAR: 2024

FORECAST YEAR: 2025-2030

MARKET SEGMENTION: Technology, CADR, Application, Distribution Channel, and Geography

GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS: North America, Europe, APAC, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa

Sustainability and Savings Drive the Shift Toward Energy-Efficient Air Purifiers

In 2025, escalating energy prices and operational costs across the commercial real estate and facilities management sectors are accelerating the shift toward energy-efficient air purification solutions. Businesses are increasingly investing in Energy Star-rated purifiers equipped with smart sensors, eco-modes, and adaptive fan speeds that minimize power consumption while maintaining high air quality standards. This growing preference for intelligent, low-energy systems is expected to drive significant growth in the commercial air purifier market. Recent developments underscore this trend: in March 2025, Marriott International began deploying energy-efficient purifiers across its flagship hotels in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, aiming to achieve annual HVAC energy savings of nearly USD 1.2 million. Similarly, Boeing's Seattle campus completed the integration of automated, low-power purifier systems to advance corporate carbon reduction goals.

Compliance to Competitive Edge: Why IAQ Is Emerging as a Core Investment Priority

The global indoor air quality (IAQ) systems market is advancing rapidly, led by North America and Europe, where strict building health regulations and sustainability goals drive large-scale adoption. Major commercial facilities such as the Mayo Clinic in the United States and Deutsche Bank's headquarters in Germany have integrated AI-powered air purification systems into smart building networks to ensure consistent air quality and energy efficiency.

In Asia-Pacific, rapid adoption is evident across China, Japan, and South Korea. Beijing's government offices deploy IoT-enabled purifiers that respond to outdoor pollution in real time, while Tokyo hospitals operate continuous HEPA filtration to safeguard sensitive environments. Key players such as Electrolux, Panasonic, and Honeywell are advancing AI- and IoT-driven purification technologies that optimize energy use while ensuring clean indoor environments.

HEPA Filtration Retains Global Leadership with 99.97% Particle Removal Efficiency

The HEPA commercial air purifiers market is set to grow at a CAGR of 8.61% from 2024 to 2030, driven by strong global adoption across sectors. In 2025, HEPA filters remain the preferred choice for their 99.97% particle removal efficiency. Institutions like Mount Sinai Hospital (U.S.) and Toronto Pearson Airport have installed IQAir and Honeywell systems to enhance air safety, while EU-backed initiatives supported deployments at sites such as the Louvre Museum. Panasonic expanded in Asia-Pacific by supplying HEPA systems to Indian offices after new IAQ standards, and projects in Dubai's Expo 2025, Saudi Arabia's NEOM, and São Paulo highlight rising regional adoption. With IoT integration and energy-efficient upgrades, HEPA technology continues to lead as the global benchmark for commercial air purification.

China Emerges as the Growth Engine of the Global Commercial Air Purifier Market

As urbanization and industrial growth reshape China's built environment, indoor air quality has become both a public health and business priority. In 2025, the country's commercial air purifier market is gaining momentum, supported by strict indoor air regulations, infrastructure expansion, and corporate ESG commitments. Leading brands such as Xiaomi, Airdog, and Haier are rolling out large-capacity, AI-enabled purifiers for hospitals, offices, and hotels, blending performance with energy efficiency. Enterprises like Alibaba and ByteDance have adopted HEPA + UV-C systems to strengthen workplace health standards, while major developments such as Beijing Daxing Airport and the Xiongan New Area are integrating advanced purification systems as part of green building goals. Backed by government incentives and growing awareness of indoor environmental quality (IEQ), China is emerging as one of the APAC region's most innovation-driven and fast-growing markets for commercial air purification technology.