National Heat Pump Week will take place from 12-16 October 2026, bringing together installers, manufacturers, specifiers, consultants and industry stakeholders for a week of online learning, collaboration and discussion focused on the UK's transition to low-carbon heating.
Organised by the Heat Pump Association UK (HPA UK) and Nineteen Group, organiser of InstallerSHOW and elementalLONDON, the campaign aims to accelerate the adoption of heat pumps by sharing practical expertise, market insight and real-world experience across the built environment sector.
What Could You Gain From National Heat Pump Week 2026?
The programme features a series of free webinars covering topics relevant to both installation and specification professionals. The free sessions include:
- Introduction to Heat Pumps
- Busting Common Heat Pump Myths
- Heat Pumps for Commercial Buildings
- Clean Heat for Industry
- Warm Homes Plan Panel
- Building Homes of the Future: Future Homes Standard
- Talking to Customers About Heat Pumps
- Big Debate - Driving UK Adoption
- Installing Your First Heat Pump
- Heat Pumps in Installer Businesses
Reserve your spot in these webinars
For installers, the week provides access to practical guidance, market developments and customer engagement best practices as demand for low-carbon heating continues to grow.
Meanwhile, specifiers can gain valuable insight into commercial applications, future regulations and emerging technologies that are shaping building design and heating system selection.
National Heat Pump Week also supports one of the industry's key objectives: increasing confidence and understanding of heat pump technology while highlighting successful installations, innovation and best practice.
Supporting Heat Pump Projects with Drayton
As heat pump adoption continues to increase, effective system control remains a crucial part of delivering comfort, efficiency and user satisfaction.
Drayton’s Wiser and Digistat products are fully compatible with and have dedicated settings for heat pump systems, offering smarter, more flexible heating control that supports modern low-carbon heating installations. For installers and specifiers, this provides a future-ready control solution that can help maximise system performance while giving end users greater visibility and control over their heating.
With growing industry focus on decarbonisation, future homes standards and energy efficiency, National Heat Pump Week provides a timely opportunity to learn, engage and prepare for the next phase of the UK's heating transition.
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