European Heat Pump Summit 2025: Innovation, Regulation, and High-Temperature Applications

From 28 to 29 October 2025 , Nuremberg will host a new edition of the European Heat Pump Summit , an event that brings together experts, manufacturers and professionals from the HVAC-R sector to take stock of the market, technologies and regulations related to heat pumps.

The initiative aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the sector's evolution, from residential solutions to industrial applications and high-temperature systems, which are increasingly central to Europe's decarbonization strategy.

Technological issues and developments at the centre of the debate

The Summit program includes technical sessions dedicated to the market, research, components, and applications, with presentations by international experts and representatives of the HVAC-R supply chain.

Among the main topics on the agenda:

• European energy policies and decarbonisation strategies linked to the diffusion of heat pumps;
• Evolution of industrial heat pumps and analysis of opportunities in the manufacturing and district heating sectors;
• Component development, with a focus on compressors, heat exchangers, materials, and thermal efficiency solutions;
• High-temperature applications and “mega heat pumps” for industrial processes and district systems;
• Control and digitalization systems, with insights into intelligent management, reliability, and performance optimization.

A program that combines strategic vision and technical insight, offering a comprehensive overview of the innovations redefining the European heat pump market.

A landmark event for the European HVAC-R community

The Summit represents a point of reference for designers, installers, engineers and representatives of the supply chain who wish to explore the challenges and opportunities offered by new heat pump technologies.

In this context, ExpoClima is among the event's media partners, helping to disseminate the content and updates that emerge during the two days of work.

An event that combines technical updates, international discussions, and market perspectives, anticipating the trends that will shape the future of heat pumps in Europe.