Did you know that Norway, a country where it snows for six months, has the highest heat pump adoption in Europe? Over 60% of homes use them. If it works in the land of Vikings and fjords, it can handle a drizzly British October.
And here’s a quirky one: the first heat pump was built in 1856 by Austrian inventor Peter von Rittinger. He used it to dry salt from brine. Today, it’s drying your socks. Progress is beautiful.
Think of the humble heat pump as the misunderstood hipster of home tech—expensive upfront, but quietly revolutionary once you get to know it. Like sourdough or a subscription to a vinyl club.
