Draft2:Heat Pump Conference

Template:Heat Pump Twitter boxInternational Energy Agency (IEA)'s Heat Pump Conference is organized by the International Organizing Committee (IOC) and the National Organizing Committee (NOC), on behalf of the Executive Committee of the IEA’s Technology Collaboration Program on Heat Pumping Technologies (HPT TCP).

National Organizing Committee (NOC) is chaired by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, in coordination with groups such as:

• National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
• University of Maryland
• ASHRAE
• Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)

Official Site - hpc2023.org

DOE relevance

• National Organizing Committee (NOC) is chaired by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• The Conference Secretariat is the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Conference Office.
• Kelly Speakes-Backman has spoke at the conference
• The Building Technologies Office is the US delegate

Purpose

This event is the world’s premier event where industry and researchers go to discuss the latest advancements in the field of heat pumps. The National Organizing Committee (NOC) is working hard to plan and organize an exciting conference program, including a technical program, workshops, technical tours and social activities.  The NOC greatly appreciates the assistance provided by the International Organizing Committee (IOC) as we plan this stimulating event.  We highly encourage researchers, policy makers, representatives from utilities and the public sector, manufacturers, and designers to present their most recent and novel developments in heat pumping technologies.

History

Conference are generally held every 3 years:

1. Graz, Austria (1984)
2. Orlando, USA (1987)
3. Tokyo, Japan (1990)
4. Maastricht, the Netherlands (1993)
5. Toronto, Canada (1996)
6. Berlin, Germany (1999)
7. Beijing, China (2002)
8. Las Vegas, USA (2005)
9. Zurich, Switzerland (2008)
10. Tokyo, Japan (2011)
11. Montreal, Canada (2014)
12. Rotterdam, the Netherlands (2017)
13. Jeju, Korea (2021)
14. Chicago (2023)

Contact

• Brian Fricke - chair NOC
  • standiferjl@ornl.gov

Related

• Heat pumps
• Heat pumping technologies implementing agreement

External links

• https://www.hpc2023.org/

References

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