Domestic heat pumps with COP coefficient >=4.3 are an energy efficient replacement for an outdated electric heating system and are eligible for a grant under the EBRD GEFF.
All air conditioners with the given coefficient are categorized as air-to-air domestic heat pumps and can be found on the Technology Selector. This group includes both split and multi-split systems.
Besides having a posotive environmental impact – they help decrease C02 emissions, domestic heat pumps will reduce your energy bills and allow you to keep your home cost throughout the year.
Because they are cost efficient and have low installation costs, they are becoming the preferred technology for heating and cooling for many households. In particular, families living in moderate climate zones find household heat pumps as a perfect solution for their family budget.
Switching from electric heaters or heat storage stoves to air-to-air domestic heat pumps could reduce your electricity consumption for heating 3-5 times, significantly lowering your heating bills.
Households can include this product in their investment or renovation plan and receive up to 20% grant from European Union.
Vendors who offer domestic heat pumps that meet the COP requirement> = 4.3 can add eligible products to the Technology Selector.
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