Recording of Thursday, June 20, 2024 | The smarter E Europe 2024 | Exhibition Program | Language: English | Duration: 9:02 .
The event discussed the challenges and advancements in electrifying heating systems, especially in light of recent geopolitical events like the Russian aggression on Ukraine. The discourse revolved around how companies within the Electrical Industry Association are moving towards decarbonized and electrified heat systems for both residential and commercial settings. Emphasis was placed on collaboration among energy utilities, hardware providers, software service firms, and other stakeholders to facilitate this transition. Key themes included: 1. Challenges: High costs of heat pumps, integration with existing infrastructure, seasonal demand variations leading to grid peaks, and consumer awareness. 2. Solutions: Incentives/subsidies for heat pump installations and smart grid integration for load management were particularly highlighted as crucial measures. The session featured presentations from major organizations like Iberdrola (focused on accelerating heat pump deployment), LG Electronics, and Turboden. A panel discussion with Q&A followed these presentations to delve deeper into practical solutions and innovations driving the energy transition at building levels across Europe. Overall appreciation was expressed for collaborative efforts within EurElectric's community focused on digitalization, zero-emission electricity, e-mobility, decarbonizing buildings—underpinning a collective movement towards sustainable energy solutions.
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Join us for a comprehensive session where we will explore the collaborative efforts of the European Union and leading businesses in the transition towards electrified heating systems. Discover the innovative strategies and practical solutions being implemented across Europe to transform residential and commercial heating. Gain insights from real-world examples and shared experiences that highlight the progress and lessons learnt in this critical aspect of our journey towards a sustainable building stock.
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