When does the Heat Pump Day take place?

The Heat Pump Day takes place on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The event location is the premises of Richter+Frenzel at Benzstraße 1 in 63741 Aschaffenburg.

What is the admission fee?

Admission to the Heat Pump Day is free.

What topics will be addressed?

The main topics are heat pumps, energy saving, funding programs, municipal heating planning, energy-efficient building renovation, and the use of heat pumps in old buildings.

Are there expert lectures?

Yes. Expert lectures take place starting at 10:30 AM and in a second round starting at 12:30 PM. Topics include municipal heating planning, heat pumps in building renovation, and heat pumps in old buildings.

Can I receive personal advice on site?

Yes. Experts from the SHK Guild, the city, the districts, the savings bank, and the Consumer Service Bavaria are available at the information booths for individual questions.

Heat Pump Day Aschaffenburg: Understand Technology, Save Energy, and Shape the Future

Name: Heat Pump Day
Start: 2026-10-24T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-24T14:00:00+02:00
Location: Richter+Frenzel

Heat Pump Day in Aschaffenburg: The Heat Transition Made Tangible

How does a heat pump work, what role does it play in energy-efficient renovation, and what matters in old buildings? The Heat Pump Day on Saturday, October 24, 2026, connects expert lectures, personal consultations, and a vivid exhibition of modern heating technology. From 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, homeowners and renovation enthusiasts at the Richter+Frenzel site in Aschaffenburg will receive well-founded guidance for their own heating planning.

Hands-On and Understandable Technology

The fair makes complex building technology immediately tangible. Various manufacturers present current models of heat pumps for visitors to touch and listen to. Between technical components, materials, and system solutions, an informative exhibition atmosphere is created where energy efficiency is not abstract but becomes a visible practical application in space.

Expert Knowledge for Energy-Efficient Renovation

The focus is on the topics of heat pumps, energy saving, and funding programs. The lectures place technical possibilities within the broader context of municipal heating planning and future building renovations. Special attention is given to the question of under which conditions a heat pump can be sensibly used in old buildings.

The Lecture Program

After the welcome by the master craftsman of the SHK Guild Aschaffenburg/Miltenberg, the first round of lectures starts at 10:30 AM. Tibor Reidl from the Climate and Sustainability Department of the City of Aschaffenburg will speak about municipal heating planning. At 11:00 AM, energy consultant Hans Peter Schmitt from the Consumer Service Bavaria will explain the heat pump as a building block for future building renovations. At 11:30 AM, Peter Bayer, board member of the SHK Guild and energy consultant, will address the topic of heat pumps in old buildings.

The second round of lectures will repeat these central topics starting at 12:30 PM: municipal heating plans, heat pumps in building renovation, and their application possibilities in old buildings. This way, visitors arriving later can also access the most important professional impulses.

Individual Consultation and Cultural Education in Everyday Life

At the information booths of the SHK Guild, the savings bank, the City of Aschaffenburg, the districts of Aschaffenburg and Miltenberg, and the Consumer Service Bavaria, professionals are available for personal questions. The event thus combines technical expertise, consumer information, and cultural education in the broadest sense: it strengthens the ability to make informed, sustainable, and long-term decisions regarding one's own property.

Conclusion: Orientation for One's Own Heating Planning

The Heat Pump Day offers a concentrated artistic experience of a different kind: instead of painting or sculpture, technical forms, materials, and functional systems are at the center of an illustrative fair. Anyone interested in renewable energies, energy savings, funding programs, or the energy-efficient renovation of an old building will experience expert knowledge first-hand. Admission is free – a visit is worthwhile for anyone who wants to not only discuss the heat transition but also understand it concretely.