The heat final consumption in the textile and leather sector in France is expected to rise steadily from 2024, with values projected at 6.11 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, increasing annually to 6.75 by 2028. In the preceding year, 2023, the consumption was recorded at 5.95 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent. The year-on-year changes demonstrate a consistent growth trend, averaging a 2.5% increase annually over the forecast period. This signifies a moderately robust compounded annual growth rate over these years, indicative of steadily growing energy needs in the sector.
Future trends to watch for include the impact of increasing environmental regulations and innovation in energy-efficient technologies. These factors could influence the energy consumption dynamics, potentially accelerating efficiency improvements while maintaining economic growth in the sector. Additionally, shifts towards sustainable materials and methods may also play a critical role in shaping heat consumption trends.
