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Heat Pump Association announces next vice chair

The Heat Pump Association (HPA) has appointed Chris Taylor-Hamlin, senior environment research manager at Daikin, as its next Vice Chair. He will enter his new post  in September 2025.

New HPA Vice Chair, Chris Taylor-Hamlin

Chris brings a wealth of experience in the renewable heating sector and within trade associations and has been an active member of the Heat Pump Association. His assistance in leading the HPA is expected to further strengthen the Association’s strategic direction and industry influence at a pivotal time for the UK’s transition to net zero.

Commenting on his appointment, Chris Taylor-Hamlin said: “It's an honour to have been voted in by the members as Vice Chair of the HPA. The HPA is one of the most proactive associations I have had the pleasure of working with. There remains a lot of work to do via the HPA to aid governments, the regions and the country as a whole to reach the necessary decarbonisation targets. I intend to repay the trust placed in me by my fellow HPA members by impartially representing the whole heat pump sector.”

Commenting on the appointment, Charlotte Lee, Chief Executive of the HPA, said:

“We are delighted to welcome Chris as our next Vice Chair and look forward to him beginning his tenure in September. His deep industry knowledge, Association experience, and commitment to advancing collaboration between members makes him an ideal fit for this role. As we continue to work closely with government and industry stakeholders, Chris will be instrumental in driving forward the heat pump agenda and supporting the association's work at a busy time.”

Craig Dolan will remain Chair of the HPA until September, after which Mark Wilkins, current Vice Chair, will become the Chair, with Chris Taylor-Hamlin taking over as Vice Chair. The HPA looks forward to working with Chris Taylor-Hamlin in his new capacity and continuing to champion the growth of the heat pump sector.

24 July 2025

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