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In the face of rising energy costs, stricter climate regulations, and growing pressure to decarbonize, multi-family housing across Europe is rapidly transitioning away from traditional fossil fuel-based boiler systems. Heat pumps, especially air-to-water heat pump and air-to-air heat pump technologies, have emerged as key players in this shift—offering a path toward cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable heating.
However, deploying heat pumps at scale in large, high-rise residential buildings presents challenges—from space constraints and legacy infrastructure to fluctuating heat demands and grid balancing. These complex environments require not just efficient heating solutions, but integrated heating and cooling systems that are smart, flexible, and capable of adapting in real time.






