Welcome to the new website of HPT TCP! Following the new layout of the HPT Magazine (formerly HPC Newsletter) comes a brand new website for the Technology Collaboration Programme on Heat Pumping Technologies (HPT TCP). As you can see, the address no longer reflects the Heat Pump Centre, but the whole programme:...
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A historic climate deal was earlier this month in Kigali, Rwanda at the Twenty-Eighth Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer (MOP28). The 1987 landmark Montreal Protocol was designed to close the growing hole in the ozone layer by banning ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons...
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Welcome to the new Heat Pumping Technologies Magazine – or in short: HPT Magazine! The Magazine is a development of the former HPC Newsletter, updated with a new layout, more focus on the Annexes and the possibility to read it on issuu (a digital publishing platform). Another update is that...
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Today, Technology Collaboration Programme on Heat Pumping Technologies (HPT TCP) organized a National Teams' meeting in Nuremberg in conjunction with Chillventa. Ideas and proposals for new collaborative research projects within the Programme was discussed, ranging from communication protocols for heat pumps, monitoring of ground source systems, new technologies for space...
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On September the 22nd the European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) and members of the heat pump panel of the renewable heating and cooling platform (www.rhc-platform.org) organized a workshop “Finding and crossing heat pump barriers”, an unconventional mind mapping exercise in Brussels. Caroline Haglund Stignor from Heat Pump Centre participated in...
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On May 25, 2016, the Asian Heat Pump Network held its first meeting at Waseda University, with Professor Saito of Waseda University School of Fundamental Science and Engineering as leader. Experts in the field of heat pumps from some Asian countries met, introduced the status of heat pump technology in...
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Two new publications - Final Report and Executive Summary - from the Annex 37: "Demonstration of Field Measurements of Heat Pump Systems in Buildings - Good Examples with Modern Technology" are now published in the publication database and can be downloaded as pdf files from our website. Download the reports...
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Japanese manufacturers are competing to develop new products and technologies for variable refrigerant flow (VRF) air conditioning systems, which were originally developed in Japan. As this market has expanded, however, Chinese and Korean manufacturers have grown more prominent, which has given rise to reverse innovation in Japan. Examples of this...
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