Accelerating the deployment of next-generation, sustainable heat pumps requires shared knowledge and open data. To support researchers, engineers, and sector experts in this field, our newly published repository delivers a comprehensive breakdown of the project’s early technical advancements.

Specifically, the documents detail the design requirements for sustainable configurations (D1.1) and the development of novel embedded sensors for real-time monitoring (D2.1). Readers will also find in-depth analyses on optimizing digital and hybrid manufacturing parameters alongside standard testing frameworks (D3.1, D3.2, D3.3). Furthermore, the reports outline the practical integration of our circular logistics network and use case assessments (D4.1, D4.2, D4.3). To complete the overview, the newly released materials include our dissemination strategy, exploitation plans, specialized training curricula (D5.1 to D5.6), and the consortium’s open-access data management policies (D6.1, D6.2). 

We invite you to explore the page and download the full reports. While our work continues with rigorous prototype testing, sharing these foundational methodologies is a critical step in driving collaborative innovation across the European heating sector.

[Link to the Deliverables Page]