Consumers do not think about heating until their system breaks down. When it does, the replacement is an urgent process, hindering the possibility to look for the best solutions in the market and making smarter choices regarding a heating system that will likely be in operation for the next 20 years. In Europe, there are more than 300 million heaters (space, water or combi) that have, on average, been installed more than 20 years ago. The EU-funded HARP project will motivate consumers to plan and replace their old and inefficient heating systems with a modern solution combining energy efficiency and renewable sources, accelerating the modernization of EU’s heating stock and significantly contributing to the compliance of EU’s energy efficiency targets.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 847049.
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