Start with a free estimate. Add expert judgment or enterprise delivery only when the project needs more depth, responsibility, or integration.
Start free
Who: Owners / EPCs deciding whether a heat-pump project is worth deeper study.
You get: Early potential, cost ranges and missing data; operational carbon comparisons when emission factors are supplied. Not a design or procurement review.
You provide: Source/sink temperatures, duty, hours, and tariffs.
Process: Fill the screener → review structured result → optional expert escalation.
Paid professional delivery
Who: Teams with an existing design, quote, operating issue, or steam-replacement study.
You get: Written diagnostic notes, risk list, and recommended next engineering step (not a PE stamp).
You provide: Contact, project type, temperatures, duty, energy, problem statement; optional files by email reply.
Process: Submit form → email confirmation → scoped call / written reply within agreed window.
Enterprise partnership
Who: OEMs, engineering firms, and research partners integrating tools, training, or co-development.
You get: Scoping discussion for API / white-label / training / joint R&D options.
You provide: Company profile, collaboration goal, and confidentiality preference.
Process: Form → intro call → NDA if needed → proposal.
Informed 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 the Open Thermal AI services orientation, 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.