Innovation in Heat Pump Technology Part Two
Send us Fan Mail (https://www.buzzsprout.com/509671/fan...) Nathan is joined by Jonathan Siviter at Thermoelectric Conversion Systems (TCS), Ren Kang at Mixergy and Andreas Fechs at Kensa to discuss how innovation through the Heat Pump Ready projects has improved heat pump technology, the impact this could have on the market, and what future innovation is needed Support the show ( / betatalk ) Learn more about heat pump heating by following Nathan on Linkedin ( / nathan-gambling-78957094 ) , Twitter (https://x.com/betateachpod) and BlueSky (https://bsky.app/profile/betatalk.bsk...)

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