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The HARP project has ended after three successful years of motivating the replacement of inefficient heating systems. Over this time, we have reached almost 9 million consumers with our campaigns....

The HARP project is coming to an end, but its relevance is more apparent than ever.  On 1 July 2022, HARP hosted its final conference at Mostra Convegno Expocomfort in...

On 13 July, HARP and the Polish Heating Association SPIUG hosted a seminar on the replication of HARP results in Poland The seminar lasted more than two hours and was...

Hosted by BUILD UP portal, this webinar will focus on energy labelling for existing heating appliances. It will feature presentations from the HARP project, explaining the methodology HARP developed and how this can...

On 31 May, the REPLACE project invited HARP to its webinar ‘Towards Renewable Heating & Cooling: Replacement of Inefficient Systems in the Residential Sector’ The goal of the webinar was...

The HARP project is coming to an end, but its relevance is more apparent than ever.  With the energy transition at the top of Europe’s agenda and energy efficiency increasingly...

More than 60% of currently installed heating technologies in Europe are older than 15 years and inefficient, causing high energy consumption, CO2 emissions and high heating bills.   However, there are...

On 29 March, HARP hosted an online workshop on extending energy labelling for existing heating appliances. Attended by more than 50 participants, the event focused on the goals of the...

Save the date – HARP will organise an online workshop on extending the energy labelling for existing heating appliances beyond the project on Tuesday 29 March 2022, from 10:00 to...