Drawing on over 30 years of Scandinavian expertise, Qvantum will inspire developers, housing providers and policy influencers on how its flexready® heat pump systems are engineered to meet the challenges of decarbonisation, energy storage, and grid balancing. Central to their innovation is the concept of the home as a thermal battery — storing low-cost, renewable energy when it’s abundant and deploying it when grid demand and carbon intensity peak. 

They will highlight how Qvantum’s modular systems are designed to work with the grid rather than against it. These systems enable households to pre-heat thermal stores to high temperatures during off-peak or green electricity periods, helping reduce both carbon emissions and household bills. This strategic load shifting directly supports grid stability — a critical requirement as the UK moves towards 100% renewable electricity by 2030. 
By integrating heating, hot water, ventilation, and smart controls into compact, easy-to-install systems, Qvantum is changing the way heat pumps are applied and perceived — from single-building solutions to vital components of a flexible, resilient energy network for multi-occupancy developments.