The launch of the Heat Pump Accelerator Platform marks an important step in accelerating the heat pump roll-out across the EU. The platform’s inaugural meeting gathered over 80 participants,both onsite and virtually, including key players from industry, policy, finance, training, and research sectors.
A key focus was to establish a broad understanding of the priorities to address, ensuring that efforts are directed toward the most pressing challenges, such as reducing costs, increasing consumer awareness, and improving integration within the wider energy system. With sales having dropped nearly 50% in the first half of last year, this initiative comes at a crucial moment to support the needed uptake of heat pumps.
Join the policy debate “Electrifying heat: how heat pumps fit into the European integrated energy system“, co-organised with the European Commission and moderated by Jozefien vanbecelaere, Policy Director at the European Heat Pump Association.
With insights from the Heat Pump Accelerator Platform, the session focuses on how the accelerated deployment of heat pumps – a leading electrification solution – can become an asset for energy system integration.
Register on the #EUSEW2025 website and add the session to your agenda.
SPEAKERS
Marta Navarrete Moreno, European policy and regulatory manager, Iberdrola
Bright Adiyia, Project manager, VITO
Enrique Vilamitjana, Managing Director, Panasonic Heating and Cooling
Sebastian Herkel, Head of department of Energy Efficiency Building, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE
Anja Floetenmeyer-Woltmann, Founder, Anja Floetenmeyer-Woltmann Communication & Stategy
Niels Ladefoged, Deputy and Acting Head of Unit Unit B3 – Buildings and Products, Directorate-General for Energy, European Commission
For those attending in person, please remember to bring a valid ID, as it will be required to access the venue. The event will also be livestreamed.
Can’t join this one? Catch our next session “Powering up synergies: industrial heat pumps and district heating and cooling for system integration“, co-organised with Euroheat & Power at 16:30-18:00 CEST.
