Changes to the Heat Pump Associations Leadership    

Phil Hurley, has stepped down as HPA Chair with Craig Dolan, Senior Product Manager of Heat Pumps at Glen Dimplex to start the role with immediate effect.   

After 5 years of dedicated leadership of the Heat Pump Association (HPA), Phil Hurley has stepped down from his role as Chair. Phil has been instrumental in the successful growth of the HPA’s membership and influence, helping to secure the HPA as a trusted voice, and critical friend, to Government. Having undertaken various roles within the HPA, firstly as Vice Chair, then latterly as Chair of the HPA, as well as Chair of the Training Working Group, Phil’s drive, determination and commitment to the heat pump industry has been unwavering. His achievements include the Associations’ key role in the development of the first OFQUAL regulated heat pump training courses, supporting the policy design and development of the Heat Training Grant, spearheading the development of universal and free to use Heat Pump Commissioning Checklists, as well as forging strong industry collaborations.

“I would like to personally thank Phil for all his hard work, support and dedication to the Heat Pump Sector, and particularly for his commitment to the HPA. Under his leadership and through his vision, the heat pump sector in the UK has experienced years of continuous growth, and I would like to take this opportunity to wish him all the best in his future endeavours.”

Charlotte Lee, Chief Executive of the HPA

HPA Media Enquiries

Olivia Smalley, Head of Policy and Communications

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