HPF

The Coalition for the UK Deployment of Heat Pumps

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@planetkooler @egec @HeatPumpAssoc Now that's a heat pump!

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@Damon_BPHR Great to share the platform with you @Damon_BPHR

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Given the BUS Consultation Response published this morning by @energygovuk, this panel will be very topical. Come along and have a listen
@installerfestival

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@mwt2008 https://t.co/tpXkM10Ta2

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Heating engineers: With @nesta_uk's Start At Home initiative, you can get up to £7,500 funding towards a heat pump to install in your own home.

Find a scheme and claim your heat pump here: https://t.co/A71W5EaJ7o

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@HeatPumpAssoc, @GSHPAssociation and @HPFederation are joining together to create a unified trade body for the heat pump sector: HPA UK, launching in January 2026.

📘 FAQs https://t.co/QIx6lnrnSl

🤝Join the HPA and get the rest of this year free: https://t.co/YY7n276nWl

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@g__j Try "Best Bitter" instead

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A unified body means:
✅ Stronger, joined-up representation to government and regulators
✅ Clearer messaging and increased visibility for low carbon heat
✅ Streamlined governance and member services
✅ A single point of contact for industry collaboration and public engagement

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Big news for the heat pump sector!

Last week, members of the Heat Pump Association, Ground Source Heat Pump Association, and Heat Pump Federation voted to merge into a single, unified Heat Pump Trade Body, which will truly represent the complete heat pump supply chain.

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We are aligning to bring together decades of expertise, experience, advocacy, and sector leadership under one clear unified voice.

Further details on the ‘Merged Association’ will follow in the coming weeks, with the official Launch expected early next year.

Watch this space..

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So, it can be done!

[Glyn Hudson @glynhudson]

Coolest temperature so far this year last night, dropped down to 5.8C, my @myGrantUK Aerona 290 heat pump is working well, keeping the house toasty warm with a space heating COP of above 5, data from this sysytem is live on @Openenergymon 👏😀https://t.co/17iVCPYc9c

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https://t.co/PxI5ZLIhYd
Eligible households encouraged to check they are named on their electricity bill to automatically benefit from the Warm Home Discount this winter. Deadline for auto enrollment is 24th August. Real help for those most in need.

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The HETS research shows that 94% of homeowners with a heat pump are either “satisfied” (44%) or “extremely satisfied” (50%). Compared to a total of 85% satisfaction for the most common heating system in the UK, the mains gas boiler.
https://t.co/Kesp2IlwC1

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@Buntimus @TiceRichard Shouldn't be the case. Do you need some help? No need to be cold and no need to double operating costs

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@denisefortru @Buntimus @TiceRichard Ask the @HPFederation for help in finding an alternative installer, or just for general advice. If you can heat a home with a boiler, you can heat it with a heat pump

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Another side to the Smart Meter revolution is to ensure that all tenants can benefit from the massive benefits that flexible generation & use of electricity can deliver. Landlords should be encouraged to empower their tenants to engage with energy efficiency in every possible way

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https://t.co/5yBKzUfY3s
Accelerating investment in electricity infrastructure is a vital foundation of the drive for a successful energy transition away from fossil fuels over the coming twenty five years. Community buy-in is critical.

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We need every household to feel part of a cleaner and healthier future, with highly visible community returns, whether this is in lower bills, better services or even improved NHS and schools provision.

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@jessralston2 It's a problem that needs urgent and creative thinking! "We've always done it this way." is part of the problem with orthodox public sector funding. Time for a new plan