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special show "hybrid heat"

Eine stilisierte gelb-grüne Flamme ist zwischen den verblassten deutschen Wörtern „HYBRIDE WÄRME“ auf hellgrauem Hintergrund zentriert.

Hybrid heating concepts will play an increasingly important role in the climate debate. These include the combination of a room-heating fireplace with a heat pump plus photovoltaics, to bridge particularly cold outside temperatures or to smooth out load peaks. Water-bearing wood-burning stoves can easily be integrated into the existing heating system. In this way, the stove not only provides cosy warmth in the room where it is installed, but also relieves the load on the central heating. An independent heat supply – not only during blackouts and dark doldrums.

the question of the energy transition

Regardless of the current situation of heat generation in living spaces, the energy transition will accompany the industry in the future.​

The question “How do we achieve the energy transition?” will occupy politicians, citizens and many sectors from industry to the craft trades for a long time to come. ​The answers to this question are very diverse.

special show “hybrid heat”

The special show “Hybrid Heat” at WORLD OF FIREPLACES establishes a presentation area where different solutions for hybrid heat generation are showcased. It provides a space for discussions with suppliers and visitors, raises awareness and creates new potential.

It promotes cooperation between industrial suppliers and trading companies from different sectors.

It also provides an opportunity to present these solutions and their advantages to key political decision-makers.

innovative heating system variants

Visitors to the special show gain insights into various solution options, including fireplaces for different fuels (logs, chunk wood, pellets, wood chips), which can be combined with modern heat exchange technology to supply domestic heating and hot water efficiently.

These can be connected to heat pumps, biomass boilers, solar thermal or photovoltaic systems. Extended cooking and baking options are also presented.

exhibitors at the special show “hybrid heat” 2025