National Heat Pump Week

National Heat Pump Week

A UK-Wide Campaign to Accelerate the Adoption of Low Carbon Heating

12th – 16th October

The Heat Pump Association UK (HPA UK) and Nineteen Group, organiser of InstallerSHOW and elementalLONDON, have partnered to launch National Heat Pump Week – a new UK-wide campaign designed to accelerate the UK’s transition to heat pumps.

Running from 12th October to 16th October 2026, National Heat Pump Week will provide a pivotal moment for all those in the heat pump sector to share knowledge, insights and expertise. With a combined reach of more than 1,000,000 built environment professionals, the campaign will deliver its impact through a series of webinars, articles, interviews, competitions and market insights from key industry figures.

Interested in getting involved? Contact the HPA UK team at hello@hpauk.org.uk or register your interest, here.

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