EUSEW 2011, EHPA conference, European Commission, Brussels, Belgium, 14 April 2011
"High efficiency heat pumps - from best practice to mainstream"
The event gave an overview of EU energy policy and analyzed how heat pumps can contribute to the European GHG savings, renewables and energy efficiency targets. The event mainly focused on influencing factors of highly efficient heat pumps addressing the whole heat pump system.
The following presentations were given at the conference. Pay attention to the copyright notice at the end of the listing, please!
- Heat pumps: key characteristics of an efficient technology for the next industrial revolution!, Thomas Nowak, EHPA
- The impact of research on heat pump unit efficiency?, Peter Murphy, Glen Dimplex
- Building integration of heat pumps for more efficient systems?, Michael Monsberger, AIT
- What can the installer do for better heat pump systems?, Karl Mittermayr, M-TEC Mittermayr
- Heat pump efficiency measured: the test centre perspective, Roger Nordman, SP
- Lab vs. field measurements: experiences from the Fraunhofer projects, Marek Miara, Fraunhofer ISE
- Best practice: examples from the field, Onno Kleefkens, Agentshap NL
- “Heat pump city of the year” award!, Thomas Nowak, EHPA
2011 winner: Island of Bornholm, Denmark | Ecogrid
- 2011 Winner: Island of Bornholm, Danish Pilot Project with integration of Heat Pumps into the Electricity Smart Grid, Steen Kramer Jensen – energinet.dk
Conference supported by IEE as part of SEPEMO-Build: IEE/08/776/SI2.529222
Copyright notice:
The use of these presentations is governed by copyright. The copyright to each presentation is with the respective author. If no author is mentioned, the copyright lies with the European Heat Pump Association. We kindly request to correctly cite the source in the following format:
Name, First name of author (2011): Title of presentation. EUSEW 2011-EHPA Conference, Brussels, 14.04.2011.
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