Heat pumps can efficiently provide industrial and commercial heat across a range of temperatures, enabling electrification and reducing the need for fossil gas. Australian business is taking notice and demand is heating up.
More and more Australian businesses are now looking to heat pumps to reduce energy costs and emissions. This technology is paying off for engineering and energy leaders in businesses like yours, today.
Learn about local businesses that have installed heat pumps and the benefits they are delivering across a range of sectors and applications - real local wins in real Australian facilities, delivering serious benefits right now.
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Access more case studies, webinars, guides and tools for heat pumps and other renewable heat technologies on FutureHeat.info by A2EP.
Use our free online Heat Pump Estimator tool to get a basic idea of how a heat pump could help you. This information is helpful for when you are ready to get assistance from a consultant.
Check out the grants and incentives available to support your move to heat pumps.
Frequently asked questions
Q: I suspect renewable heat is a good fit for my business. When should I start to plan my transition to heat pumps?
A: Today! Heat pumps are a sophisticated, potentially-transformative technology and as such an installation can’t be planned over a few days or even a few weeks. It’s best to start planning early so you are ready to go as soon as possible - particularly if your existing boiler dies sooner than expected. The shift is happening in factories, plants and facilities like yours - right now.
Q: Do I have to replace a boiler with the same capacity heat pump?
A: No. Generally you don’t need a heat pump with the same capacity as the boiler it is replacing. Understanding your heat needs and reducing your heat demands will bring down the size of the heat pump needed again, thereby improving the cost comparison. Engineering leaders are choosing heat pumps because the maths finally stacks up.
Q: Do I have to replace everything at once? Can I do it incrementally?
A: Many businesses find installing a hybrid heat pump system - installing a heat pump while keeping one or more of your boilers as back-up - can be a good way to start your heat pump transition, particularly if there are concerns in your business about how the heat pump will perform.
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