Buildings are responsible for more than 30% of CO₂ emissions in Europe. This is largely due to heating by means of the combustion of fossil fuels such as natural gas or fuel oil, often in comb­ination with a limited presence of insu­lation in our building landscape.

Heat pumps offer a fossil-free answer to this. They work most efficiently when operating at low supply tempera­ture, which is why they are, sometimes unfairly, not consid­ered in a boiler room reno­vation of an existing buil­ding. It may surprise you, but many more buildings than you might think are already ready today to switch to a heat pump. Many buildings that are currently heated at supply temperatures of 70 °C are perfectly ca­pable of being heated at 45 or 50 °C as well. At these lower supply tem­peratures, it is al­ready more economical to heat with heat pumps than it is with a gas or oil boiler.

At Heatify, we want to provide an answer to this. In a renovation context, we per­form ther­mal measure­ments that deter­mine the eco­nomic feasibility of heating with a heat pump in your building. We also develop and manage future-oriented energy solutions for new con­struction projects.