2. Europe
 European ATW heat pump market reached 246,000 units in 2016, growing slightly compared with the previous year. Of this total, France accounted for 58%, followed by Germany and the United Kingdom. Together, these three countries account for nearly 80% of the entire European ATW heat pump market.
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3. Japan
Although the heat pump market recorded negative growth in 2015, it grew by 3.4% in 2016, with sales volume up to 420,600 units. When considered over a period of several years, however, it may be said that the negative growth in 2015 was not so serious as to affect the market very adversely.
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4. China
China launched ‘Coal to Electricity’ policy to reduce air pollution problems, especially in Northern China. This policy has actively promoted the development of the ATW heat pump market. JARN estimates that demand in the Chinese market reached 1.3 million units in 2016, an increase of 22.7% from 2015, which exerted a favorable impact on the global market.
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5. Heat Pumps Playing a Big Role in Decarbonization in Europe
European Heat pump Association (EHPA) organized the DecarbHeat Forum that took place in Brussels on May11-12, 2017. The DecarbHeat 2017 Forum is the first official event in this campaign and is organized entirely by the EHPA.　Prior to this forum, JARN interviewed Martin Forsen, president of EHPA.
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