Previous issues of the HPT Magazine
Here you can find the previous issues of the HPT Magazine (formerly HPC Newsletter).
HPT Magazine
No.2/2024 “Heat Pumps for All: How to Extend the Working Envelope of Heat Pumps”
No.3/ 2023 “Heat Pumps in District Heating and Cooling Energy Grids”
No.3/2023 Digital Newsletter “Heat Pumps in District Heating and Cooling Energy Grids”
No.2/2023 “Heat Pumps – Resilient and Efficient Report from the 14th IEA Heat Pump Conference in Chicago”
No.2/2023 Digital Newsletter “Heat Pumps – Resilient and Efficient Report from the 14th IEA Heat Pump Conference in Chicago”
No.1/2023 “Industrial Heat Pumps – Opportunities to Unlock their Full Potential”
No.1/2023 Digital Newsletter “Industrial Heat Pumps – Opportunities to Unlock their Full Potential”
No.3/2022 “Smart Integration of Heat Pumps with Energy Storage and Solar Photo Voltaics”
No.3/2022 Digital Newsletter “Smart Integration of Heat Pumps with Energy Storage and Solar Photo Voltaics”
No.2/2022 “Control and Monitoring of Heat Pump Systems”
No.2/2022 Digital Newsletter “Control and Monitoring of Heat Pump Systems”
No.1/2022 “Refrigerants”
No.1/2022 Digital Newsletter “Refrigerants”
No.3/2021 “Climate Leap – how investors reach major emission cuts in existing property portfolios”
No.3/2021 Digital Newsletter “Climate Leap – how investors reach major emission cuts in existing property portfolios”
No.2/2021 “Heat Pumps with Thermal Storage”
No.2/2021 Digital Newsletter “Heat Pumps with Thermal Storage”
No.1/2021 “Heat pumps in multi-family buildings”
No.1/2021 Digital Newsletter “Heat pumps in multi-family buildings”
No.3/2020 “Digitalization as an enabler for a robust, flexible and sustainable energy system”
No.3/2020 Digital Newsletter “Digitalization as an enabler for a robust, flexible and sustainable energy system”
No.2/2020 “Heat pumps for the retrofit and renovation market”
No.2/2020 Digital Newsletter “Heat pumps for the retrofit and renovation market”
No.1/2020 “Integration of Heat Pumps into the Future Energy System”
No.1/2020 Digital Newsletter “Integration of Heat Pumps into the Future Energy System”
No.3/2019 “Cooling for the future”
No.3/2019 Digital Newsletter “Industrial Heat Pumps – Good examples from ongoing Annex”
No.2/2019 “Industrial Heat Pumps – Good examples from ongoing Annex”
No.2/2019 Digital Newsletter “Industrial Heat Pumps – Good examples from ongoing Annex”
No.1/2019 “Heat Exchangers – New Design and Materials”
No.1/2019 Digital Newsletter “Heat Exchangers – New Design and Materials”
No.3/2018 “Low GWP Refrigerants – System Solutions and Components”
No.3/2018 Digital Newsletter “Low GWP Refrigerants – System Solutions and Components”
No.2/2018 “Heat Pumping Technologies – Affordable Heating & Cooling”
No.2/2018 Digital Newsletter “Heat Pumping Technologies – Affordable Heating & Cooling”
No.1/2018 “Heat Pumping Technologies – Flexible, sustainable and Clean system solutions”
No.1/2018 Digital Newsletter “Flexible, sustainable and Clean system solutions”
No.3/2017 “Heat Pumping Technologies in near Zero Emission Buildings (nZEB)”
No.2/2017 “Report from the 12th IEA Heat Pump Conference”
No.1/2017 “Heat Pumping Technologies in Special Applications and New Markets”
No.2/2016 “Smart Grids – Heat Pumps”
HPC Newsletter
No.4/2015 “Innovative/alternative/non-conventional HP technologies”
No.3/2015 “Ground source heat pumps”
No.1/2015 “Quality installation / Quality maintenance”
No.4/2014 “Innovative Technology”
No.3/2014 “The 11th Heat Pump Conference: Market and Policy”
No.2/2014 “Highlights from research”
No.1/2014 “Policy and standards”
No.4/2013 “Heat pumps for cold climates”
No.3/2013 “Environmental evaluation of heat pumps as products”
No.2/2013 “Heat pump performance monitoring and evaluation”
No.1/2013 “Thermal Energy Storage”
No.4/2012 “Energy Technlology Perspectives 2012”
No.3/2012 “The role of heat pumps in NZEB”
No.2/2012 “Heat pumps in smart grids and smart cities”
No.1/2012 “Industrial heat pumps”
No.4/2011 “Working fluids for a sustainable future”
No.3/2011 “10th IEA Heat Pump Conference – a website conference”
No.2/2011 “Energy Efficient Buildings: Heating and Cooling Technology Roadmap”
No.1/2011 “Thermally driven heat pumps”
No.4/2010 “Supermarket refrigeration”
No.3/2010 “IEA Energy Technology Perspectives 2010”
No.2/2010 “Retrofit heat pumps for buildings”
No.1/2010 “ATES/BTES systems for commercial buildings”
No.4/2009 “The role of heat pumps in future energy systems”
No.3/2009 “Heat Pumps Are Renewable”
No.2/2009 “Heat pumps in year-round space conditioning systems”
No.1/2009 “Ground Source Heat Pumps”
No.4/2008 “Natural working fluids”
No.3/2008 “9th International Heat Pump Conference”
No.2/2008 “Heat pumps for low energy buildings”
No.1/2008 “Air Source Heat Pumps”
No.4/2007 “Combining heat pumps and other technologies”
No.3/2007 “Heat pump components development trends”
No.2/2007 “Mobile Air Conditioning”
No.1/2007 “Industrial applications”
No.4/2006 “Retrofit heat pumps for buildings”
No.3/2006 “The latest developments in the use of CO2 as refrigerant”
No.2/2006 “New regulations and directives – how will they affect heat pump pumping technologies?”
No.1/2006 “Thermally activated heat pump systems”
No.4/2005 “Ground source, heat pump systems”
No.3/2005 “The 8th IEA Heat Pump Conference”
No.2/2005 “Zero Leakage, Minimum Charge”
No.1/2005 “Systems and Controls”
No.4/2004 “Heat Pumping Technologies in New Markets”
No.3/2004 “Supermarket Refrigeration”
No.2/2004 “Residential Heat Pump Systems”
No.1/2004 “Natural Working Fluids”
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