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Innovative Heat Pumps: Advancing Low Carbon Solutions in the EU

Explore the impact and potential of heat pump technology with insights from industry leaders at the European Heat Pump Association event in Brussels. Learn about the European heat pump market, education programs, synergies with renewable energy sources, and recognition in energy directives. Discover how the EHPA promotes awareness and collaboration to establish heat pumps as a preferred heating and cooling solution. With over 70 members across 21 countries, EHPA drives innovation, education, and advocacy for sustainable energy practices.

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Innovative Heat Pumps: Advancing Low Carbon Solutions in the EU

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  1. Heat Pumps Low Carbon Solutions for Re-Energising the EU The European Heat Pump Association (ehpa) 12.2.2008 | Charlemagne | Brussels

  2. Program • 14:00 to 14.30 Heat Pumps: technology and application overview.Gerald Lutz, Ochsner Corporation • 14:30 to 15.00 The European market for Heat Pumps: development and outlook Martin Forsen, SVEP & Chair EHPA Exec. Committee • 15:00 to 15.30 Heat Pumps triple dividend: low carbon, energy efficient & renewable.Thomas Nowak, Communications officer, EHPA • 15:30 to 15.50 Coffee break

  3. Program / 2 • 15.50 to 16.20 Education for renewables: the European certified heat pump installer program. Brigitte Bach, arsenal research & Chair EHPA Education Committee • 16.20 to 16.50 Synergies between de-carbonising European electricity and Heat Pumps Sam Cross, EURELECTRIC, Advisor-Energy policy, • 16.50 to 17.10 Heat Pumps and their recognition in the RES-Directive. Thomas Nowak, EHPA, Communications officer • 17.10 to 17.30 Questions and answers | Conclusion

  4. European Heat Pump Association EEIG (EHPA)Vision and Objectives • Vision: • Establish Heat Pumps as the preferred technology providing heating, cooling and sanitary hot water for residential, non-residential and industrial applications. Major objectives • Promote awareness and proper deployment of heat pump technology • Disseminate information & educational material to users and all industry stakeholders • Undertake strategic studies with the EU and other interested bodies • Provide technical and economic advice to European, national and local authorities in legislative, regulatory and energy efficiency matters • Coordinate labelling initiatives & cooperate in matters of certification Create appropriate recognition for a favorable market environment!

  5. European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) • 70 members from 21 countries • Heat pump manufacturers • Component manufacturers • National associations • Consultants • Research & test institutes • EU-wide representative of heat pump industry • Registered in Brussels

  6. How does the EHPA work

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