Qvantum, an expert in heat pump technology, has announced its participation in a prestigious EU Pilot project, Annex 62, aimed at advancing innovation and development within the heat pump sector for multi-family residential buildings in cities.
This collaboration underscores Qvantum’s commitment to leveraging its extensive knowledge and expertise to contribute to significant advancements in the sector.
Qvantum is participating within the Swedish initiative that is also a contributing party towards Annex 62 together with Research Institute of Sweden (RISE), financed by the Swedish Energy Agency and IKEA.
The EU Pilot project, Annex 62, brings together a consortium of industry leaders, research institutions, property developers and governmental bodies to address key challenges and explore new opportunities within the heating and cooling industry. As a vital contributor, Qvantum will provide its specialised knowledge and the expertise of its seasoned professionals – Thomas Nowak, Head of Political Affair and Government Relations and former Secretary General of European Heat Pump Association, together with Per Rosén, Tekn.Dr. and Specialist in Energy Systems – to drive the project’s success.
“We are thrilled to be part of this ground-breaking initiative,” says Fredrik Rosenqvist, CEO of Qvantum. “Our team is eager to collaborate with other distinguished partners and bring our know-how to help achieve the project’s ambitious goals.”
The project will focus on identifying and overcoming barriers to the adoption of heat pumps in urban multi-family houses, with Qvantum playing a crucial role in knowledge around heat pumps for multi-family residential buildings in cities. This involvement not only highlights the company’s leadership in the field but also reinforces its dedication to fostering sustainable and impactful advancements.
For more information about Annex 62, visit its official website by clicking here.