On 22 February 2023, the International Energy Agency (IEA) and European Commission (EC) organized a joint workshop on ‘Support to REPowerEU: affordable, secure and sustainable energy for Europe. The aim of the workshop was to discuss the European Union’s efforts to reduce reliance on Russian fossil fuels, in particular natural...
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On February 20 the European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) reported that a new record of number of sold units have been reached – around 3 million of heating heat pumps sold based on early data from 16 markets in Europe. This means an increase of 38% compared to the 2021...
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The Early Bird registration for the 14th IEA Heat Pump Conference has been extended through 26 March 2023. Please visit www.hpc2023.org and register today! About the conference Clean, efficient, and reliable energy systems are essential to meeting basic needs for comfortable, secure, and environmentally friendly building environments; food processing,...
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Annex 62 "Heat pumps for multi-family residential buildings in cities" now ready for take off. But there is still time to join! HPT TCP is very happy to annonuce that the new project Annex 62 "Heat pumps for multi-family residential buildings in cities" is about to be launched. There is...
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Annex 63 "Placement Impact on Heat Pump Acoustics" now launched. But there is still time to be part of the project! HPT TCP is very happy to annonuce that Annex 63 "Placement Impact on Heat Pump Acoustics" is being launched. The new Annex 63 has been set up as a...
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Early Bird registration for The 14th International Energy Agency (IEA) Heat Pump Conference is about to close. But there is still time to buy the tickets with a substantial discount. So be an Early Bird! Register up until February 15 and get the best price. Go to registration. The...
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Annex 61 "Heat Pumps in Positive Energy Districts" now ready for take off. But there is still time to join! HPT TCP is very happy to annonuce that the new project Annex 61 "Heat Pumps in Positive Energy Districts" is about to be launched. Based on the rising awareness of ...
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Environmental concerns have driven refrigerant changes since the 1980s. The Montreal Protocol (1987) affected chlorine-containing refrigerants, and the Kigali Amendment (2016) addressed global warming concerns by restricting the use of high–global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants. The options to replace R-410A have been reduced by these measures, and replacements are mostly...
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