This webinar will provide you with an overview of heat pump technology within the context of the UK’s Net Zero target. After gaining an insight into the changes required to meet this target by 2050 and the challenges of heat decarbonisation, you will be briefed on the role heat pumps will play in providing low carbon heat to homes and the levels of deployment needed over the next three decades. You will also explore the wider policy context and the potential for engaging consumers and scaling up the installer base, touching on the recently published industry consultations on future training standards for low temperature heating. Information will also be provided on the NIBE heat pump training opportunities, NIBE VIP criteria and the latest range of S Series Heat Pumps.

Robin Adderley, Sales and Marketing Director

There will be plenty of opportunity for questions throughout the webinar, and time for a discussion at the end. 

Why join?

With the world moving towards low carbon technologies, renewable heating systems are inevitable. In just five years’ time, no new homes will be built on the gas grid in the UK, meaning that heat pumps are likely to be rolled out at scale to help tackle emissions from heating in the UK. To put this into perspective, over 1 million annual heat pump installations are expected to take place in the mid-2030s, and 19 million by 2050. As a heating installer, it makes perfect sense to get to grips with heat pump technology as soon as possible, to ensure that you and your customers are both aware of the benefits they have to offer.

An overview of heat pump technology with NIBE