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Watt's next conference, 9 December 2025, Meet Michael Liebreich, Founder & Senior contributor, Bloomberg New Energy Finance Video credit: Babylone prod
Watt's next conference, 9 December 2025, Meet Michael Liebreich, Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Watt's next conference, 9 December 2025, Meet Adrian Hiel, Director, Electrification Alliance Video credit: Babylone prod
Watt's next conference, 9 December 2025, Meet Adrian Hiel, Director, Electrification Alliance
Watt's next conference, 9 December 2025, Sparks, Brussels - RECAP Video credit: Babylone prod
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Technical insights in development of Thermal Energy Storage: from system integration to State of Charge estimation Join us for an in-depth technical webinar where 5 cutting-edge European research projects showcase their complementary contributions to advanced Thermal Energy Storage (TES) systems and their integration into industrial, building and energy-system contexts. This event offers key insights into system integration, control & monitoring, state-of-charge (SoC) estimation and digitalisation of TES. The session also connects to broader EU research and innovation frameworks such as the CET Partnership (Clean Energy Transition Partnership) under Horizon Europe. TES is emerging as a key enabler for the twin transition, both green (decarbonisation of heating/cooling & industrial heat) and digital (smart monitoring, SoC estimation, digital twins). The CET Partnership (Clean Energy Transition) under Horizon Europe supports such innovations by funding industry-academia consortia to deliver demonstrators and scalable solutions. This webinar links directly to that ecosystem, highlighting how TES technologies are moving from R&D to demonstration and integration in real systems.
Technical insights in development of TES: from system integration to State of Charge estimation
The European heat pump market is booming, but scaling up deployment requires more than technology. It demands a skilled workforce able to plan, install, commission, and maintain systems safely and effectively. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to discover how three EU-funded projects are shaping the future of heat pump training and skills: - SKILLSAFE EU is creating safety guidelines and training for installers, with a strong focus on handling flammable refrigerants like R290. - HeatCraftHP is developing curricula, simulators, and workplace-based learning tools to boost hands-on installation, troubleshooting, and integration skills. - KnowHowHP is advancing integrated planning and training for existing multi-storey buildings, equipping energy consultants, planners, and installers to coordinate thermal renovations and integration of heat pumps in a holistic way.
Heat Pump Skills in Action: Safety, Craft, and Planning for the Energy Transition
The European Technology and Innovation Platform on Renewable Heating and Cooling is pleased to present: “Hot Topics, Cool Insights: A talk with CEOs from the renewable energy world”! This series comprises video interviews featuring prominent figures in the renewable heating and cooling industry, with the goal of unveiling their narratives, success factors, approaches to navigate the Energy Transition, and the obstacles they encountered along the way. In the last episode, our guest is Valtteri Viitala, Commercial Development Lead at QHeat. Stay tuned for more episodes! The video have been created by EHPA. --- About Sec RHC ETIP 2022-2025 Project : This European initiative brings together stakeholders from the biomass, geothermal, solar thermal and heat pump sector to define a common strategy for increasing the use of renewable energy technologies for heating and cooling. Learn more about ETIP-RHC: https://www.rhc-platform.org Follow RHC ETIP on: Twitter / EtipRhc LinkedIn / RHC-ETIP --- Learn more about EHPA projects: https://www.ehpa.org/projects-feed/ Learn more about EHPA events: https://www.ehpa.org/events/ Follow us on: Twitter / helloheatpumps LinkedIn / EHPA
Hot Topics, Cool Insights: A talk with CEOs from the renewable energy world
On 26 November, the META BUILD and ZEBAI projects co-hosted a joint webinar exploring how artificial intelligence (AI), industrial digitalisation, and electrification can accelerate the transition towards zero-emission buildings across Europe. The session showcased two complementary perspectives on the role of AI in the built environment. META BUILD presented how AI supports building electrification across both the design and operational phases, including a Decarbonisation-as-a-Service approach to guide renovation strategies and AI-based predictive maintenance solutions to enhance the reliability and performance of energy systems such as heat pumps and batteries. In parallel, ZEBAI demonstrated how AI-driven optimisation can support early-stage building design, enabling professionals to assess energy performance, costs, comfort, and circularity through integrated digital design tools. The webinar concluded with a panel discussion, where panelists shared perspectives on industrial digitalisation, circular construction, and the integration of smart buildings into energy markets.
Building the future through Electrification and Digitalisation
Heat pumps are incredibly efficient — so why are they still more expensive to run than gas boilers in many parts of Europe? EHPA Director Paul Kenny explains how electricity is often taxed far higher than fossil fuels, creating a major barrier to heat pump adoption and energy security. Read our latest report 🔗 https://ehpa.org/news-and-resources/press-releases/analysis-high-taxes-on-electricity-are-slowing-heat-pump-uptake/
Energy tax: why you should care
Watch the second session of the WaterWarmth webinar series, which took place online on 25 November, 14:00–15:30 (CET). This session dived deeper into the governance and innovation challenges that shape the success of aquathermal energy (AE) projects across the North Sea Region. Building on the foundations of our first webinar, this event showcased real-world lessons from pilot sites and large-scale demonstrations, highlighted the tools designed to support communities, and explored what works – and what doesn’t – in scaling AE solutions.
WaterWarmth: Governance & Innovation in Aquathermal Systems — Challenges and Success Factors
If you want to buy a home heat pump, you first look into what financial support you can get. It depends where you live in Europe, but most places offer some kind of grant or loan. To make it easier, we’ve summarised what’s on offer where in our latest report. Overall though, we’re sorry to see many places are cutting or tightening their support schemes. While public budget constraints can be all too real, slashing subsidies for heat pumps is not the solution. Instead, citizens should be helped to invest in their own heat pump through clear, long-term subsidy schemes and supportive policies . This higher demand will in turn boost consumer confidence and their installers, manufacturers in heat pumps, allowing the sector to deliver energy security, decarbonisation and clean jobs for Europe.
What financial support can you get to buy a heat pump?
Every six months, we update our map showing the electricity to gas price ratio in European countries. The electricity price should be maximum twice the cost of gas to promote electrification, for example via heat pumps. As the video shows, in Europe most countries have a way to go - but by adjusting taxes they can make electricity more competitive.
How's the electricity to gas price ratio? (2025 update)
🤔 Heat Pump Quiz at Rooftop ReConnect event
🎙️ Q&A with experts: Thibaut Martinage, heat pump installer - Part 2
🎙️ Q&A with experts: Thibaut Martinage, heat pump installer - Part 1
🎙️ Q&A with experts: Samuele Trento, Italian engineer & heat pump specialist
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