The HeatCraft HP project is addressing the growing skills gap in Europe’s heat pump sector, with WIP leading WP2 – Mapping of Target Groups' Profiles and Skills. The project aims to identify skills gaps and develop upskilling programmes.

A tailored workplace learning curriculum, featuring practical tools such as heat pump simulators, will equip craftsmen and craftswomen with essential skills for heat pump integration and troubleshooting. This initiative supports the widespread adoption of heat pumps across Europe.

Learn more at https://www.ehpa.org/projects/heatcrafthp/

ETIP PV with the support of RHC-ETIP organises the webinar on Supporting municipalities and cities to draw future-proof heating and cooling plans on April 1 (14:00-15:30 CET).
Register here.
 

Save the date for the upcoming free annual ETIP PV Conference on 4 June in Brussels on “The urgency of now: Innovation in making deployment and production targets a reality for solar PV”. More information will be available soon at www.etip-pv.eu.

Showcase your innovations at the EU PVSEC 2025 Exhibition and connect with decision-makers, researchers, and industry professionals in the photovoltaic sector.
Exhibiting allows you to promote your products, expand your network, and increase visibility within the global PV community. Check the exhibition layout and secure your space while spots are still available.

Sponsorship offers exclusive opportunities to enhance your brand and gain premium visibility across the EU PVSEC marketing and event materials. Align your company with the world’s leading PV conference and maximise your industry impact.

Don’t miss out—secure your exhibition space or sponsorship package today!

Gain valuable insights into the Recycling of PV Systems by watching the recorded session from last year’s PV Academy in Vienna for free with the code:

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As the PV sector grows, addressing end-of-life management and recycling is becoming increasingly important. This session covers the challenges and opportunities in PV recycling, with a focus on circular economy principles, sustainability, and emerging recycling technologies.

Speakers:
Claire Agraffeil, CEA-INES, expert in PV sustainability and circularity.
Cara Libby, EPRI, specialist in PV end-of-life management and materials circularity.

Don’t miss the chance to learn about the future of PV recycling.
Use the code to watch the recording online for free!
Visit www.pv-academy.com.