The Industrial Heat Pumps International Conference (IHP Prague) is a flagship Central European gathering dedicated to the future of heat electrification and industrial decarbonisation. Taking place on 4–5 November 2025 at the Prague Congress Centre, the event brings together a unique mix of policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, and technology experts to accelerate the transition towards a carbon-neutral economy.
EHPA members benefit from a 20% discount on ticket prices. To receive the discount code, members are invited to contact events@ehpa.org.
There is also a 30% discount for booth for members!
Over two days, participantswill engage in a rich programme combining inspiring keynote speeches, high-level panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and interactive sessions. The agenda will spotlight some of the most pressing and promising themes in the field:
- the deployment of industrial and district heat pumps across sectors and regions,
- opportunities in high-temperature storage and system flexibility,
- the evolution of business models and financing schemes, and
- strategies for integrating heat pumps into wider decarbonisation pathways.
The conference is not only a platform for knowledge-sharing, but also a vibrant space for networking and collaboration. In addition to the formal sessions, participants will enjoy exclusive social events, including a banquet and sightseeing cruise on the Vltava River, offering a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and forge new partnerships in a relaxed setting against the backdrop of Prague’s historic skyline.
As Main Strategic Partner, EHPA plays a key role in shaping the conference. EHPA’s involvement reflects its leadership in advancing Europe’s clean energy transition, providing policy guidance, industry expertise, and a vision for scaling up heat pump technologies across the continent. By aligning industry innovation with political ambition, the conference underlines EHPA’s mission to put heat pumps at the heart of a sustainable, secure, and affordable energy system for Europe.
