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Summarise the Nordic residential heat-pump market for Q4. Compare Sweden, Norway and Finland on installs, subsidy changes and the top three vendors. Flag risks for a Q1 entry.
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IEA Heat Pump Outlook 2026.pdf
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SKVP installs Q3 2026.xlsx
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Enova subsidy notice (NO).pdf
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Analyst call notes, 21 Oct
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Nordic heat pumps: Q4 outlook

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Q3 installs, SE+NO+FI
142,800−9% YoY
Avg. subsidy per unit
€2,350NO cut 18%
Top-3 vendor share
61%+4 pts

Summary

Residential installs across the three markets fell 9% year on year in Q3 12, the second straight annual decline. Norway drove most of the drop after Enova cut its maximum grant by 18% 3; Sweden held up on replacement demand, and Finland is stabilising as installer backlogs shrink to about five weeks 4. Vendor concentration keeps rising: the top three brands now hold 61% of units 5.

MarketQ3 installsYoYSubsidy change
Sweden68,400−6%Unchanged
Norway41,900−17%Cut 18% from 1 Jan
Finland32,500−4%New 2027 scheme

Risks for a Q1 entry

  • Norway’s lower grant may pull demand into December, leaving a soft Q1 3
  • Top-three vendors control installer networks in all three countries 5
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