Current research projects
LoT-NET
LoT-NET is a five-year programme grant to investigate how waste heat can be recovered, used and incorporated in smart, thermal and electrical energy systems.
HP-FITS
We are integrating an electric heat pump with a thermochemical absorption thermal store, creating a more efficient way to heat our homes.
BEIS Low Carbon Heating Technology: Adsorption Gas Heat Pump
Warwick is developing ‘the next generation’ of the common domestic gas boiler that will use over one third less gas than a normal domestic boiler.
DELTA-PHI
We are developing more efficient low-carbon technologies for low-temperature heat recovery, storage and upgrade and modelling their performance within complex energy networks.
Thermal Energy Research Accelerator (T-ERA)
Warwick is part of the Energy Research Accelerator, a multimillion pound research hub building on the expertise of six midlands universities.
Mission Innovation: Sorption Heat Pump
We are investigating and developing low cost heat-powered heat pumps based on sorption technology as part of Mission Innovation's Challenge 7: Affordable Heating and Cooling of Buildings.
Past Research Projects
i-STUTE
We led one of six End Use Energy Demand centres, created to lead the UK government’s commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050.
4S-DHW
Warwick led the development of a range of heat pump, storage and control technologies that can deliver energy efficient affordable hot water.
