Three clear paths: free screening, expert diagnostic, or enterprise partnership — each with who it fits, what you provide, and what you get back.
Path 1 · Free
Who: Owners / EPCs deciding whether a heat-pump project is worth deeper study.
You provide: Source/sink temperatures, duty, hours, and tariffs.
You get: Feasibility call, architecture direction, illustrative COP / savings / payback, and missing-data list.
Evaluate My ProjectPath 2 · Paid / booked
Who: Teams with an existing design, quote, operating issue, or steam-replacement study.
You provide: Contact, project type, temperatures, duty, energy, problem statement; optional files by email reply.
You get: Written diagnostic notes, risk list, and recommended next engineering step (not a PE stamp).
Request diagnosticPath 3 · Partnership
Who: OEMs, engineering firms, and research partners integrating tools, training, or co-development.
You provide: Company profile, collaboration goal, and confidentiality preference.
You get: Scoping discussion for API / white-label / training / joint R&D options.
Start partnership talkInformed by the public method framework of IEA HPT Annex 58 — not an IEA certification, authorization, or partnership.
Public knowledge, baseline calculators, and selected cases — no paywall for foundational learning and screening.
When projects need independent delivery beyond screening: consulting, optimization, and product R&D support.
Independent technology screening, integration concepts, and transition strategy for process heat.
Annex 58 Task 1–3 →Live Copilot for parameter extraction and tool orchestration. Formal engineering review remains with qualified engineers.
Open Copilot →Boundary modeling, architecture selection, and verifiable performance / TCO reviews.
Integration & transition →Specs, testing envelopes, and R&D support for OEMs and project teams.
Specs & testing →No backend secrets in the browser — submit opens your email client with a structured brief. Attach files by replying to that email.
For OEM tooling, training, co-development, or research collaboration.
Annex 58 Task guide · Official Annex 58 / Project 58 · Roadmap
Project-facing checklists and interface maps from an independent advisor, framed on the public Annex 58 work packages—not an OEM catalogue. Primary sources remain the HPT TCP Task reports; this site translates them into actionable service paths for Chinese and international industrial projects.