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cess in Nuremberg –<br />

<strong>Heat</strong> <strong>Pump</strong> <strong>Symposium</strong><br />

at the 1st Nuremberg Forum<br />

The <strong>International</strong> <strong>Heat</strong> <strong>Pump</strong> <strong>Symposium</strong><br />

organized by <strong>DKV</strong> offered 200 experts<br />

from eleven countries an outstanding<br />

platform for information, trends and<br />

exchanging views. The “1st Nuremberg<br />

Forum” under the motto of “Possibilities<br />

and limits of heat pumps in existing<br />

private and commercial buildings” took<br />

place in the Exhibition Centre Nuremberg<br />

from 18 – 19 September.<br />

The some 200 participants from industry, business, associations and<br />

research institutes highly praised the German Refrigeration and Air<br />

Conditioning Society (<strong>DKV</strong>), Dr.-Ing. Rainer Jakobs as organizer of the<br />

symposium and the main sponsor Chillventa/NürnbergMesse for the<br />

successful symposium in the attractive ambience of the CongressCenter<br />

Nürnberg. On the two days of the event, 24 international speakers<br />

offered an impressive survey and outlook of markets, technologies<br />

and potentials of heat pumps for cutting the primary energy requirement<br />

of heating systems. The presentations and statements by the<br />

experts also provided an opportunity for stimulating and intensive<br />

discussions in large and small groups.<br />

The first day focused on abstract presentations on heat pump markets<br />

and developments in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, France<br />

and China. Here it became clear that the sales figures for heat pumps<br />

in these countries are rising steeply in some cases. At the same time,<br />

there are considerable national differences in the use of heat pumps,<br />

especially regarding the use of air, ground or water as heat sources<br />

and the installation of heat pumps in new and existing buildings.<br />

The speakers also showed that the positive market development of<br />

the heat pump in individual countries is often closely associated with<br />

official support and incentive programmes. Supplementary information<br />

Chillventa News ✦ October 2007 3

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