New advancements in heat pump technology, utilising helium instead of environmentally harmful F-gas refrigerants, hold the potential to revolutionise household heating and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These new heat pumps could prompt Britain and other nations to shift away from traditional heating methods. Companies like Olvondo Technology in Norway and startups in Europe are leading the way, introducing helium-based heat pumps for industrial and household use. Commercialisation of these heat pumps could significantly increase helium demand.
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