Welcome to PHNIX! They are the newest member of our association. PHNIX Europe GmbH specialises in heat pump sales and application solutions, covering house heating and cooling, domestic hot water, and swimming pool heating and cooling. Through EHPA, PHNIX Europe aims to share technologies and AI-driven solutions, contributing global experience and expertise to help accelerate Europe's transition from traditional energy sources to renewable, sustainable heating solutions. #EHPA #HeatPumps
European Heat Pump Association
Non-profit Organizations
Brussels, Brussels Region 28,857 followers
We speak #heatpumps in Brussels.
About us
The European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) represents the majority of the European heat pump industry. Its members comprise of heat pump and component manufacturers, research institutes, universities, testing labs and energy agencies. Its key goal is to promote awareness and proper deployment of heat pump technology in the European market place for residential, commercial and industrial applications. EHPA aims to provide technical and economic input to European, national and local authorities in legislative, regulatory and energy efficiency matters. All activities are aimed at overcoming market barriers and dissemination of information in order to speed up market development of heat pumps for heating, cooling and hot water production.
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http://www.ehpa.org
External link for European Heat Pump Association
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Brussels, Brussels Region
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2000
- Specialties
- heatpumps, sector coupling, advocacy, lobbying, system integration, renewables, energy efficiency, cooling, and networking
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Can Europe avoid a trade war with China on heat pumps? That's the question Paul Kenny addressed today in his keynote to the Chinese heat pump forum. The answer? Trying to get around the upcoming 'made in Europe' rules on heat pumps won't work. But if Chinese companies collaborate with Europe – innovating, setting up factories, hiring locally – they can reap the rewards.
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Are you ready for Heat Pump Day 2026? Find out how to join by clicking the link in the comment ⬇️
📅 Save the date: Heat Pump Day 2026 is coming on 21 October! Across Europe, heat pumps are already helping to deliver cleaner heating and cooling, strengthen energy security, and support local jobs and competitiveness. Heat Pump Day brings together organisations, companies, policymakers, installers, researchers and citizens to show what this technology can do. Want to be part of it? Click the link in the comments ⬇️ We are inviting partners to join the initiative: by hosting an event, sharing a story, organising an activity, or helping spread the word. Sign up through this form and help make Heat Pump Day 2026 bigger than ever. #HeatPumpDay #HeatPumps AFEC Association AFPAC AVTČ - Asociace pro využití tepelných čerpadel Bundesverband Wärmepumpe (BWP) e. V. Assoclima - ANIMA Confindustria Norsk Varmepumpeforening Swedish Refrigeration & Heat Pump Association PORT PC Polska Organizacja Rozwoju Technologii Pomp Ciepła Vereniging Warmtepompen APIRAC Heat Pump Association UK (HPA UK) ODE Vlaanderen ait Schweiz AG BDR Thermea Group Daikin Europe Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions Europe Danfoss Climate Solutions Ecoforest OMRON Group Qvantum International Rheem Manufacturing Company Clivet SpA ZIEHL-ABEGG SE Mitsubishi Electric Octopus Energy Johnson Controls Trane Technologies Turboden S.p.A. Vamo Vaillant Group ESBE Group Hisense Group CAREL Wilo Group Sigillo Sicuro Samuele Trento THERMOLab NTUA Thibaut Martinage Marek Miara Heat Pumps Watch
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We are proud to welcome Blue Star Europe as our Platinum sponsor of the Heat Pump Forum 2026! 🌟 Backed by over 80 years of engineering heritage as part of Blue Star Limited, one of India's leading air conditioning and commercial refrigeration companies, Blue Star Americas, Europe and UK brings that expertise to heat pumps. Their Custom Design Manufacturing (CDM) approach means partnering closely with OEMs to shape tailored solutions, drawing on strong in-house R&D and a solid manufacturing footprint to deliver efficient, sustainable heating for Europe. As Platinum sponsor, they will enjoy strong visibility at the Forum, including a speaking slot, recognition before & throughout the event and more! Curious to know more about our sponsors? Check the link in the comment. #HPForum #HPAwards #HeatPumps
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European Heat Pump Association reposted this
❄️ EUROPE NEEDS CLEAN, AFFORDABLE COOLING ❄️ Europe faces yet another record-breaking summer heatwave. In fact, two weeks ago, Reuters reported that about 10 000 deaths could be attributed, just to the end-of-June heat spike. Later this week, we will also showcase how heat waves like this one, according to civil society research, also serves as a driver for dangerous smog. In that vein, this week marks another temperature surge. This results in an immediate health emergency as Europeans scramble to cool their homes. It also showcases the importance of scaling affordable cooling, and building a heating and cooling system which adequately addresses the new reality: Europe now faces one energy demand spike to heat its buildings during the winter, and one energy demand spike to cool the very same homes every summer. Fortunately, these solutions are already available for use. It’s a matter of deploying them across the continent. This week, we will explore how a number of options can help European households get through periods of hazardous heat: 🔄 Heat pumps can be installed to offer cooling as well as heating 🏙️Several EU cities are already tapping into the vast potential of district cooling networks to service large amounts of households ☀️Solar thermal collectors are also able to offer cooling, with only the help of one additional component European legislators have committed to develop a Cooling and Heating Action Plan which is well-positioned to reply to this critical challenge. This requires tapping into all available cleantech solutions, on top of passive cooling whenever possible.
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🎙️ Meet the opening keynote speaker of our next EXQUISHEAT online workshop! We are happy to have Eric Lecomte, Policy Officer at the European Commission's Directorate-General for Energy (DG ENER), delivering the opening keynote at the next EXQUISHEAT online workshop, organised as part of the HEAT BIG webinar series. In his keynote, Eric will discuss how EU initiatives, such as the Strategic Energy Technology (SET) Plan, are helping the transition of industrial heat pumps from research and innovation to large-scale deployment. He will also highlight how successful collaboration between industry and technology providers is being replicated across industrial sectors through LIFE-funded projects, including EXQUISHEAT. Join us to hear the European Commission's perspective on the role of industrial heat pumps in accelerating industrial decarbonisation and strengthening Europe's clean energy transition. 📅 30 September, at 4pm 💻 Online 👉 Register now: https://lnkd.in/e4QTaqH8 Join us to discover how European cooperation is helping bring industrial heat pump technologies from research to real-world implementation. #EXQUISHEAT #HEATBIG #IndustrialHeatPumps #DGENER LIFE Programme
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For industrial buyers, the question is no longer whether to procure renewable, but how to do it competitively. RE-Source 2026 focuses on the practical ones: ⚡️ How can companies reduce price exposure? ⚡️ Which procurement and hedging strategies work best? ⚡️ Where do flexibility and storage create value? ⚡️ Which financing tools can support industrial electrification projects? Key topics RE-Source covers: • Sessions on options for renewables if you are a mid-cap, SME, or multi-site company • Carbon accounting compliance and PPA data and model trends • What regulatory changes are coming from Brussels and the latest on Europe’s energy system transformation Plus B2B matching between energy buyers and solution providers. Don’t forget the unmissable parties and networking opportunities! 📍Amsterdam 🎟️ Free ticket available for eligible energy buyers 📅 Registrations open now, link in comments. 👉🏻 See the full programme RE-Source 2026 https://lnkd.in/ecDD7uV4
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Attention everyone‼️ The first episode of 𝐋𝐞𝐭'𝐬 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐤 𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐭 🎙️, the new podcast from the #BringHeatHome campaign, is out! ➡️ Our Policy Director Pauline Lucas, leads the conversation with Rémi Collombet-Gourdon, Secretary General of Efficient Buildings Europe, Arianna Vitali Roscini, Secretary General of The Coalition for Energy Savings and Paul Kenny, Director General of the European Heat Pump Association, to unpack Europe's "𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵 𝘧𝘶𝘦𝘭": 𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲 𝐞𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲! 🤓 Don't miss the ice breaker from Martin Hojsik, Member of the European Parliament! Will his answers be hot...or not? 😉 Listen in and join the conversation 🎧 ▶️ Episode 1️⃣ on Spotify: https://bit.ly/3Re3Ed9 ▶️ Episode 1️⃣ on YouTube: https://bit.ly/4bJUDzB 🏠 Discover bringheathome.eu 📜 Read our call to action: bit.ly/3UzzbEP 🗞️ Visit our press corner: bit.ly/4fgtHqZ Euroheat & Power
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European Heat Pump Association reposted this
In this episode of our HeatPumpTurkey interview series, we host Saverio Papa, Head of Energy Policy at the European Heat Pump Association (EHPA). As the European heat pump market enters a new phase of growth and transformation, policy, innovation, and long-term investment are becoming more important than ever. In this exclusive interview, Saverio Papa, Head of Energy Policy at the European Heat Pump Association (EHPA), shares his insights on the current state of the European market, the policies driving heat pump adoption, the growing role of industrial applications, and the opportunities that lie ahead for manufacturers, policymakers, and consumers across Europe.. https://lnkd.in/dErBHRBS European Heat Pump Association, Saverio Papa, #EHPA, #heatpump, #ısıpompası
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Are heat pumps too expensive? For many households, they are. And it's exactly what the European Commission wants to change. The EU Electrification Action Plan proposes measures to reduce upfront costs, including social leasing, allowing households to access a heat pump through affordable monthly payments instead of paying the full cost upfront. The Commission is also encouraging Member States to apply lower VAT rates to heat pumps than to gas boilers, helping level the playing field between clean heating and fossil fuels. Lower upfront costs mean more households can benefit from lower energy bills, reduced emissions and greater energy independence. The tools are on the table. Now it's up to Member States to make them a reality. EU Energy Milagros García Salciarini