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Sarah Atkinson has joined heat pump manufacturer Qvantum Energy Technology as Marketing Director. With over 20 years of experience of B2B and B2C marketing across a wide range of sectors, Atkinson previously spent six years at Mitsubishi Electric Living Environmental Systems, where she was Head of Marketing and Product Development for the Commercial Products Group. She said: “I am delighted to be joining Qvantum at this exciting stage in its growth. Qvantum’s innovative design ethos puts the customer’s needs at the heart of the design process and this philosophy makes it a fantastic brand for any marketer to work on." Range for the challenges Atkinson added: "By building products with the end customer in mind, Qvantum has developed the perfect range for the challenges of the multi-dwelling sector. I am really looking forward to being part of this organization, where sustainability is at its core.” Qvantum Energy Technology CEO Phil Ord said: “Having worked with Sarah before I am delighted to have her on board. I know she will do great things at Qvantum; our fast-moving and dynamic team will be a perfect fit for her fantastic skills and endless enthusiasm.’’

The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has received a $250,000 grant from the Colorado Energy Office. This funding will support the development of spatially coordinated engineering designs to explore the feasibility of a geothermal heating and cooling system, which has the potential to reduce the load on the Museum’s natural gas steam boilers. A team of experts from Qvantum will work on defining the technical solution and providing support as the project undergoes evaluation to determine its viability. low-temperature grid "The plan is to create a low-temperature grid, or an “ambient loop” that combines small and large heat pumps, significantly reducing CO2 emissions and improving local air quality," says Michael Moggeridge, Director at Qvantum Solution Design Limited, one of the subsidiaries of Qvantum Industries. "The really smart part is that we use existing system infrastructure to make the project much more viable." 5th generation district heating "These heat pumps can deliver heating and cooling with excess thermal energy in one area of the building that can be used in another. The geothermal element enables interseasonal heating and cooling where excess heat in the summer can be stored in the ground and utilized again in the winter." "The concept is often referred to as “5th generation district heating”, which is the most efficient way to heat and cool thermal energy loads across multiple diverse building types." heating and cooling systems They have all been part of designing low-temperature heating and cooling systems for mixed-use systems The design work will be coordinated by BCER. They will be aided by experts from Swedish heat pump system company Qvantum: Per Rosén, Tekn. Dr. and Specialist in Energy Systems, Jonas Ekestubbe, Head of heat pump system design together with Michael Moggeridge. They have all been part of designing low-temperature heating and cooling systems for mixed-use systems in the UK, Sweden, and other parts of the world. They will also work closely together with the Museum’s team of internal systems experts and general contractors. energy decarbonization “This will enable the Museum to decarbonize our energy system, and that will include inter-seasonal energy storage,” says George Sparks, CEO of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. "The Museum is deeply interested in this new technology and looks forward to potentially becoming one of the first in the US to implement it." The grant is part of Colorado Governor Jared Polis's $7,7 million award program for Geothermal Energy Projects.

Qvantum, a globally renowned expert in heat pump technology, is proud to announce its participation in a prestigious EU Pilot project, Annex 62, aimed at advancing innovation and development within the heat pump sector for multi-family residential buildings in cities. This collaboration underscores Qvantum's commitment to leveraging its extensive knowledge and expertise to contribute to significant advancements in the sector. key challenges of heating and cooling Qvantum is participating within the Swedish initiative that is also a contributing party towards Annex 62 together with the Research Institute of Sweden (RISE), financed by the Swedish Energy Agency, and IKEA. The EU Pilot project, Annex 62, brings together a consortium of industry experts, research institutions, property developers and governmental bodies to address key challenges and explore new opportunities within the heating and cooling industry.  Groundbreaking initiative Qvantum will provide its specialized knowledge and the expertise of its seasoned professionals As a vital contributor, Qvantum will provide its specialized knowledge and the expertise of its seasoned professionals; Thomas Nowak, Head of Political Affairs and Government Relations and former Secretary General of the European Heat Pump Association together with Per Rosén, Tekn. Dr. and Specialist in Energy Systems, to drive the project's success. "We are thrilled to be part of this groundbreaking initiative," said Fredrik Rosenqvist, CEO of Qvantum, adding "Our team is eager to collaborate with other distinguished partners and bring our know-how to help achieve the project's ambitious goals." Adoption of heat pumps The project will focus on identifying and overcoming barriers to the adoption of heat pumps in urban multi-family houses, with Qvantum playing a crucial role in knowledge around heat pumps for multi-family residential buildings in cities.  This involvement not only highlights the company's leadership in the field, but also reinforces its dedication to fostering sustainable and impactful advancements.