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Welcome to the Project 57 of HPT TCP
Flexibility by implementation of heat pumps in multi-vector energy systems and thermal networks
This Annex focus on the implementation of heat pumps in district heating and cooling systems, describe possible solutions and barriers for heat pumps on these markets. Creation of the possible flexibility in the thermal network and electrical grid, is a main part of the annex.
01 January 2021 -
31 December 2023
Lead country: Denmark
Participating countries: Austria, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden
News About Project 57.
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Final Reports from HPT Annex 57 on Enhancing Electrical Grid Flexibility Through Heat Pumps Published!
As global electricity demand rises, driven by the shift from fossil fuels to electrification, heat pumps are becoming increasingly crucial in enhancing grid flexibility. These technologies can effectively manage the variability of renewable energy sources, ensuring a resilient energy infrastructure capable of adapting to fluctuating demands. The results from this...
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Annex 57 Webinar Unveils Revolutionary Insights on Heat Pump Flexibility
On Monday, May 6, the HPT TCP Annex 57, titled "Flexibility by implementation of heat pump in multi-vector energy systems and thermal networks," captivated audiences during an illuminating webinar session. The event showcased the culmination of groundbreaking research conducted by leading experts from Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, The Netherlands, and...
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Upcoming Webinar on Increased Flexibility for Energy Systems and Thermal Networks
On Monday, May 6, between 13:00 - 15:00 CEST, the HPT TCP Annex 57, “Flexibility by implementation of heat pump in multi-vector energy systems and thermal networks”, will present their final outcomes during a unique webinar. Based on 22 case studies showing how heat pumps can provide flexibility in integrated energy systems and thermal networks,...
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France has joined Annex 57
We are happy to announce that France has now formally joined IEA HPT Annex 57. We say welcome to our new participating country and look forward to working together and learning from French GSHP monitoring projects and experience. Contact person for the French team is French expert Hai Trieu Phan...