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An innovative heat-driven heat pump

Reference number
Coordinator Greenco Tech AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 300 000
Project duration November 2023 - January 2025
Status Completed
Venture Innovative Startups
Call Innovative Impact Startups autumn 2023

Important results from the project

The project successfully achieved its goals. The prototype was improved both technically and in terms of usability, resulting in increased efficiency, user-friendliness, and market readiness. Intellectual property was carefully documented with the support of a patent attorney, and a new website was created to strengthen communication with stakeholders. Overall, the project laid a strong foundation for further development, commercialization, and broader adoption of sustainable energy solutions.

Expected long term effects

The developed heat pump is expected to deliver significant long-term impacts. Its high energy efficiency and use of a refrigerant with zero GWP will substantially reduce CO₂ emissions and energy consumption over 50%. Its flexibility allows integration with thermal and hydrogen storage systems, supporting industries, district heating, and cooling. Additionally, the technology can facilitate biogas liquefaction, contributing to Sweden’s climate neutrality goals.

Approach and implementation

The project followed the established plan, focusing on prototype improvement, IP protection, and communication development. Collaboration with technical consultants and research partners provided valuable insights for performance optimization. Challenges, such as determining the best architecture, selecting materials, and integrating features, were resolved through iterative testing and expert support. Most activities adhered to the timeline, although some improvements require further work.

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Last updated 31 January 2025

Reference number 2023-02046