Events include a public activation in Manchester City Centre, near Piccadilly Gardens, on September 27-28, hosted by Plug Me In and Panasonic. Visitors will also have the opportunity to participate in a heat pump competition.
Raising awareness for heat pump adoption
Heat Pump Week aims to boost the heat pump industry by spotlighting its role in reducing carbon emissions and progressing towards net zero. The week will feature three key roundtable discussions on LinkedIn, focusing on mass adoption, workforce readiness, and rollout strategies for local authorities and housing associations.
Ade Thomas, founder of Green.TV Media, said:”We are thrilled to introduce the Heat Pump Week as a platform to accelerate the adoption of heat pump technology and advance the sustainability agenda.
“With the collective expertise and commitment of our headline partner, Plug Me In, we are looking to drive meaningful change and usher in a greener, more efficient era of heating.”
Shaping the future of heating
Plug Me In, a key player in sustainable energy solutions, is committed to driving innovation in the sector. Ian Fisher, director of marketing and communications at Calisen (parent company of Plug Me In), added:
“We are pleased to partner with Green.TV Media to bring the inaugural Heat Pump Week to the UK; a unique and necessary platform to drive engagement and awareness of sustainable heating solutions.
“At Calisen, we’re committed to the relentless pursuit of smarter energy for all. We believe that it’s together, and only together, that we can achieve net zero and a smarter energy future for the UK.”
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