Dissemination
Task 5 summarizes the various dissemination activities related to Project 65 about heat pumps in a circular economy.
65Project 65 collects, develops, and communicates valuable information related to heat pumps in a circular economy. This page provides an overview of the latest communication activities related to the project. The dissemination activities include reports, presentations, workshops, contributions at conferences and articles in magazines.
Task reports
- Task 1: Definitions and delimitation
- Task 2: State-of-the-art
- Task 3: Evaluation of potential
- Task 4: Guideline development
Workshops and selected presentations
Deep dives
Within Project 65, a number of Deep Dives on selected topics have been arranged and were typically held as online webinars of 1-2 h. These deep dives involved invited speakers and were open to all interested participants. The following deep dives have been arranged as part of Project 65:
- #1 Lifecycle analysis – 23.04.2024
- #2 Heat Pump (Re-)Cycle What do we actually do if the heat pump breaks down? – Towards integral assessment of heat pumps and refrigerants using LCA: A case study for the German building stock – 03.09.2024
- #3 Presentation of Machine Learning Methods for Monitoring Heat Pumps – 29.10.2024
- #5 CE-RISE project enabling HVAC circularity – 25.02.2025
- #6 Danfoss on take-back system for thermostats and circularity strategy – 25.03.2025
- #7 From take-back to remanufacturing with Grundfos and Nibe – 26.06.2025
- #8 Towards sustainable heat pump (re-)cycles: Integration of circular strategies into the life cycle assessment of heat pumps with RWTH Aachen – 13.10.2025
- #9 reManuFactory: Ensuring circularity through full-cycle technology deployment and scaling
- #10 Sustainability at Daikin: Driving Circular Design
Articles
- Towards integral assessment of heat pumps and refrigerants using LCA: A case study for the German building stock – Christian Vering, Christian Zibunas, Felix Tessarek, Nils Moschner, Katharina Breuer, Christoph Höges, Hannah Romberg, Niklas von der Aßen, Dirk Müller
- The environmental performance of nationwide heat pump deployment in residential buildings in Germany – Christian Vering, Christian Zibunas, Felix Tessarek, Hannah Romberg, Christoph Höges, Niklas von der Aßen, Dirk Müller
- Towards sustainable heat pump (re-)cycles: Integration of circular strategies into the life cycle assessment of heat pumps – Christian Vering, Carina Knieps, Moritz Beckschulte, Dirk Müller