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This award, named in honor of F. Paul Anderson, 1927-28 President of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers (ASHRAE), is the Society's highest award. The award honors members for notable achievement, outstanding work or service in any field of the Society. Accomplishments should include exceptional leadership in the HVAC&R industry, ASHRAE, and society. Broad-based activities of outstanding value in consulting, contracting, engineering, design, and related activity within ASHRAE are desired. Previous recipients of this award include Willis Carrier, Sam Lewis, Carl Ashley and Donald Kroecker. Read the ASHRAE press release (pdf) here ›››
The next IEA HP conference will be held in Tokyo, Japan on May 16 – 19, 2011. Read the early notice and call for papers here ››› The conference website can be found at www.hpc2011.org
Five new IEA HPP Annex proposals approved for finalisation - read more on how to join! The five Annex proposals are:
Read more about how to join the future Annexes here ›››
Newsletter topics for 2010 decided The topics are: "ATES/BTES systems for commercial buildings", "Retrofit heat pumps for buildings", "ETP2010" and "Supermarket refrigeration". More information and deadlines for submitting articles can be found here ›››
US agrees on new regional efficiency standards US leading manufacturers of residential central air conditioners, furnaces, and heat pumps signed an agreement with the leading energy-efficiency advocacy organisations supporting new federal standards for those products. Read the joint press release from AHRI, ACEEE and the Alliance to Save Energy here ›››
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Welcome to the IEA Heat Pump Centre (HPC), an international information service for heat pumping technologies, applications and markets. The goal is to accelerate the implementation of heat pumps and related heat pumping technologies, including air conditioning and refrigeration.
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HPC is the central information activity of the IEA Heat Pump Programme (HPP). HPP operates under the International Energy Agency (IEA) and its participants in different countries cooperate in projects. |
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Heat pumps can cut global CO2 emissions by nearly 8%
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