Ongoing, open for new participants
Welcome to the Project 68 of HPT TCP
Industrial High-Temperature Heat Pumps
The overall objective is to establish an independent knowledge hub with valuable, high-quality information about industrial high-temperature heat pumps, which will create a common understanding at a variety of stakeholders, ultimately leading to an accelerated uptake of industrial heat pumps in industrial applications.
01 May 2025 -
30 April 2028
Lead country: Denmark
Participating countries: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
News About Project 68.
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New Webinar Series Launches: Deep Dives into High-Temperature Heat Pumps for Industry
Project 68 and the HTHP Symposium are pleased to announce a brand-new webinar series dedicated to accelerating the decarbonization of industrial processes. Starting this September, we will host 3-4 online sessions per year exploring the practical implementation, technological advancement, and integration challenges of high-temperature heat pumps (HTHPs) in industry. The...
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High-Temperature Heat Pumps for Process Heating: Results
High-temperature heat pumps for process heating are emerging as a key technology for decarbonizing industrial heat. At the 15th IEA Heat Pump Conference in Vienna (26–29 May 2026), IEA HPT TCP Project 68 – Industrial High-Temperature Heat Pumps hosted an interactive workshop. The workshop explored how to move this technology from today's market into full-scale...
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Workshop on HTHPs in District Heating Networks at the Large Heat Pump Conference in Zurich
IEA HPT TCP Project 68 will host a dedicated workshop on high-temperature heat pumps in district heating networks as part of the first day of the 10th International Large Heat Pump Conference in Zurich. The workshop will bring together district heating network operators, municipal utilities, energy supply companies, manufacturers, technology...
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Project 68 presents at the HTHP Symposium 2026
IEA HPT Project 68 had a strong presence at the High-Temperature Heat Pump (HTHP) Symposium 2026 in Copenhagen, where industrial heat pumps took centre stage in the discussion on industrial decarbonization. During the opening session, Martin Pihl Andersen (DTI) presented the newly released yearly analysis report from Task 1 and the latest update of the...