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 series is designed to connect industrial end-users seeking to decarbonize their heat supply with heat pump suppliers and manufacturers fostering dialogue and sharing real-world case studies.
The webinars are hosted by the HTHP Symposium and Project 68, with several sessions co-hosted by key industry networks and international partners.
First Webinar: HTHPs and the Bio-/Pharma Industry
📅 Thursday, 17 September 2026 🕒 15:00 – 16:30 CET
We’re kicking off the series in collaboration with BioPhorum, a global network connecting leaders in the biopharmaceutical industry. This first deep dive will bring together experts from technology development, research, and end-user applications to discuss decarbonization pathways for pharmaceutical and process industries.
Speakers include representatives from AIT, Takeda, Enerin, and DTI, covering topics ranging from decarbonization concepts for pharma production sites to real-world case studies on HTHP steam generation and learnings from the CHASE project.
You can register for the webinar here:
The session will be recorded, and all registered participants will receive access to the recording afterward.
Get Involved
For the full agenda, speaker list, and details on upcoming webinars planned through 2028 – including sessions on industrial steam, drying applications, thermal storage, and more – visit our dedicated webinar page where you can read more and register on the Project 68 Webinars page and you can also sign up for the HTHP Symposium newsletter to be notified directly of the future webinars.
We look forward to welcoming end-users, manufacturers, and industry stakeholders to the first of many engaging deep dives!