Organisation
In this section we present the organisation and contact information of the IEA Heat Pump Programme, the IEA Heat Pump Centre and the National Teams, as well as Annexes. National Teams only exist in some of the HPP's member countries. In the organisational chart (click on the miniature to the right) the Heat Pump Programme's position in the system of the International Energy Agency is shown. The organisation of HPP as well as the main activities of HPC are also illustrated.

The Peter Ritter von Rittinger international heat pump award was introduced at the Las Vegas Conference (8th IEA HP Conference) for the first time. This award highlights outstanding contributions to the advancement of international collaboration in research, policy development and applications for energy-efficient heat pumping technologies.   One of the awardees, Dr. Katsuhiko Narita from Japan, and former ExCo delegate Mr. John Ryan Read more on www.burg-rabenstein.at/award.php

 

IEA International Energy Technology Collaboration Programme - Frequently Asked Questions More information about what the IEA technology collaborations are, commonly known as Implementing Agreements (e.g. the Heat Pump Programme), can be found in this flyer. IEA FAQs flyer (PDF file)

IEA Heat Pump Programme (HPP)

- an IEA implementing agreement  

	General information  ›››
	Vision, mission and objectives (strategy)  ›››
	Collaboration with the IIR  ›››
	Contact information - Executive Committee delegates in member countries  ›››
	IEA contacts ›››

 

IEA Heat Pump Centre (HPC)

	General information  ›››
	Contact information  ›››

 

National Teams (NT)

Austria Norway South Korea	Canada Italy Sweden	France Germany Switzerland	Netherlands Japan USA
Not all Countries have National Teams, therefore contact information to National Team Leaders can be found here ›››

 

Annexes

National contact information  ›››

 

 

 

 

 

Last updated: 20 March 2008

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