Heat Pumps in Existing Buildings in Starnberg: Online Lecture on Piping and Connection
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Heat Pumps in Existing Buildings: An Online Lecture with Practical Insights on the Heating Transition
The online lecture Heat Pumps in Existing Buildings - Challenges in Connection and Piping highlights a topic that is becoming increasingly important for planners, housing companies, and trades: the technical renovation of existing buildings towards future-proof heat supply. On September 24, 2026 at 2:00 PM, this format from the Weeks of Heat 2026 will provide insights into concrete solution approaches, technical feasibility, and professional exchange around heat pumps in multi-family homes.
Technical Questions That Matter in Practice
Central topics include hydraulic connections, piping, and integration into existing heating and hot water systems. In existing buildings, energy goals often encounter spatial constraints, existing structures, and organizational requirements. This is precisely where the lecture comes in, making the heat pump a key technology for the heating transition tangible.
Expert Input with Direct Practical Reference
The event is aimed at an audience that carries responsibility in energy renovation, event planning for professional formats, or in the housing sector. The focus is on realistic implementation strategies, typical challenges in multi-family building stock, and experiences from already realized projects. This creates an event experience that not only informs but also provides concrete guidance for the next planning steps.
Why This Date is Relevant
Heat pumps in existing buildings are considered a central topic in the current energy debate because here technology, organization, and target group communication come together. The online lecture offers a compact framework with an exchange character and professional depth. Those dealing with heat generator replacements, piping, and efficient building technology will receive valuable impulses for their own practice.
Conclusion: This online lecture combines knowledge transfer, current research, and practical discussion into a focused format for the heating transition in existing buildings. Anyone wanting to understand how heat pumps can be effectively integrated into multi-family homes should follow the event live.
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