Heating manufacturers are launching versatile indoor heat pumps in July 2026 as newly proposed electricity network tariffs threaten to heavily increase energy bills for European households by doubling winter evening power prices.
According to reports, proposed network tariffs will place a direct financial burden on consumers who rely on electricity for heating.
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This shift comes as industry data shows that sports clubs are increasingly deploying heat pumps to offset upcoming 2027 solar subsidy reductions.
ATAG Interion: No Outdoor Unit Needed
Addressing urban spatial constraints, manufacturer ATAG has released its Interion model, which functions as an indoor hybrid air-to-water heating system that eliminates the need for any external outdoor machinery.
Company officials noted that the installation requires a 250 mm duct and a 300 mm roof passage, utilizing vapor-tight seals and wall brackets to prevent structural vibration on wooden floors.
“Er moet de mogelijkheid zijn voor doorvoer naar buiten,” said Jan Henk van der Wijk, representative of ATAG.
The system operates under a 48 dB(A) partial load and uses natural R290 propane refrigerant kept safely below the 150-gram threshold.
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“Met de Interion introduceren we een product dat inspeelt op de realiteit van de Nederlandse woningmarkt,” said Rob Maassen, Country Manager of ATAG Verwarming.
“Veel woningen beschikken niet over een geschikte plek voor een buitenunit of bewoners willen liever geen zichtbaar buitendeel aan hun woning.
Met de Interion bieden we een oplossing die duurzaam, stil dan praktisch toepasbaar is.”
Vasco Overhauls Lineup with Midea Hardware
Simultaneously, ventilation specialist Vasco has overhauled its equipment lineup using hardware from its parent organization Midea, rolling out the X-change Dynamic Eco R290 series and a plug-and-play Dynamic monoblock to phase out its older Kermi-derived catalog.
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As proposed electricity network tariffs threaten to double winter power prices, manufacturers introduce indoor heat pumps to optimize residential energy use.
