The Heat Pump Centre (HPC) is the the central information source of IEA's Heat Pump Programme (HPP).

 

The Heat Pump Programme is an Implementing Agreement within the IEA Energy Technology Network.

 

 

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Welcome to the IEA Heat Pump Centre!

IEA Heat Pump Centre (HPC) is an international information service for heat pumping technologies, applications and markets. Our goal is to accelerate the implementation of heat pumps and related heat pumping technologies, including air conditioning and refrigeration.

How to start or join an annex

At this site you find information how to start or join an annex.» Read more...

How heat pumps achieve energy savings and CO2 emissions reduction: an introduction

Heat pumps offer the most energy-efficient way to provide heating and cooling in many applications, as they can use renewable heat sources in our surroundings. Read about how heat pumps can save energy and reduce CO2 emissions» Read more...

HPC Newsletter

The IEA HPC Newsletter is a quarterly newsletter/journal. The aim with the newsletter is to present heat pump technology, markets and market development, and information from annexes in the Programme.» Read more...

News

[27/05/2013]

Call for papers to 11th IEA HP Conference - Extended deadline to June 30, 2013

We are pleased to announce that the International Organizing Committee has agreed to extend the deadline for abstracts to June 30, 2013!» Read more...
[21/05/2013]

Sponsorship opportunities for the IEA HP Conference 2014

Don't miss the opprtunity to be a partner of the 11th International Heat Pump Conference in Montreal 2014!» Read more...
[27/02/2013]

Workshop on the new IEA Energy Storage Technology Roadmap

On 13-14 February the IEA held a stakeholder workshop on the development of a new roadmap on energy storage technology. The workshop had more than 60 participants from academy, associations, governments and industry who were engaged in discussions on the new roadmap.» Read more...
[01/02/2013]

IEA HPP Annex 41 first working meeting

Annex 41 "Cold Climate Heat Pumps (Improving low ambient temperature performance of Air-Source Heat Pumps)" is planning for their first working meeting in Purdue July 1-2, 2013.» Read more...
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