Heat pumping technologies are an effective means of reducing demand for primary energy and the resulting CO2 – and particle emissions. Learn more about the technology in our film!

Welcome, dear readers, to the vibrant and insightful third edition of Heat Pumping Technologies Magazine. In this issue, we embark on an exciting exploration of the cutting-edge domain of "Heat Pumps in District Heating and Cooling Energy Grids." Our journey takes us through the intricate tapestry of district energy systems, unraveling the innovative role that heat pumps play in reshaping the way we heat and cool our communities. From urban centers buzzing with life to the peaceful neighborhoods of suburbia, we uncover the transformative potential of heat pumps in our everyday lives.

Through our database you can find more info about heat pumping technologies. All the projects, HPT Annexes, are publishing their reports here; from the big final report to the summarizing 2-pager, where you can get an easy overview of the results and objectives of the project. You can also find our Annual Reports, scientific articles from the magazine and conference proceedings here among others.

To implement a heat pump cycle the following items are required: a high temperature heat exchanger, a low temperature heat exchanger and a heat transfer medium that transports heat from the low temperature source to the high temperature sink.