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Solar water heater market to grow from $4.26 billion in 2023 to $6.18 billion by 2028

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Solar water heating systems include a storage tank and a solar collector.

Cyprus has the largest proportion of solar-powered water heaters in Europe .

Cyprus is embracing solar heaters to take advantage of its favourable weather conditions, support a green transition, and help reduce consumer utility bills.

The market for solar water water heater market is estimated at over $100 million .

The market will largely be driven by government policies to transition away from fossil fuels to green alternatives, national and regional grants for disadvantaged communities, and the increased consumer demand to reduce their energy bills. By Felicity Bradstock for Oilprice.com - Oil , Natural Gas, and Coal Dominate U.S. Rail Freight - U.S. Races Towards Lithium Independence with Ambitious Mining Projects - Analyzing the Risk of Nuclear Conflict in Europe .

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