Reports
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Energy Technology Perspectives 2023
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Technology and Innovation Pathways for Zero-carbon-ready Buildings by 2030
A strategic vision from the IEA Technology Collaboration Programmes
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Residential behaviour changes lead to a reduction in heating and cooling energy use by 2030
Part of Technology and innovation pathways for zero-carbon-ready buildings by 2030
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Approximately 100 million households rely on rooftop solar PV by 2030
Part of Technology and innovation pathways for zero-carbon-ready buildings by 2030
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Installation of about 600 million heat pumps covering 20% of buildings heating needs required by 2030
Part of Technology and innovation pathways for zero-carbon-ready buildings by 2030
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Demonstrating the potential of heat pumps in multi-family buildings
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Low-temperature district heating: heating our homes at lower cost
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Cheaper heating and cooling using innovative heat pumps
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Turning up the dial on heating and cooling innovation
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Heat pumps in district heating and cooling systems
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Heat pump development from lab to industry
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Intelligent food processing systems
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Quality assurance for borehole heat exchangers
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Meeting the increasing global demand for cooling
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Big data for people-centred buildings
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Bringing the heat of summer into winter
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?
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Solar thermal venetian blinds: Energy-efficient, attractive, transparent
Part of Today in the Lab - Tomorrow in Energy?