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Worksport Increases R&D for Terravis Energy Subsidiary’s Heat Pump Project

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Worksport's subsidiary, Terravis Energy, is increasing R&D for its Cold Climate Residential Heat Pump due to expected growth in North American and global markets. The pump utilizes a special fluid to transfer heat and offers zero-emission, sustainable energy for heating and cooling homes. The North American market is estimated to reach $7.3 billion with a projected 9% annual growth rate, while the global market is expected to reach $121.5 billion by 2032. The market expansion is driven by government initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and consumer demand for energy-efficient technologies.
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  • Terravis Energy is increasing R&D for its Cold Climate Residential Heat Pump to meet the growing demand for energy-efficient heating and cooling technologies. The North American market is projected to grow at a rate of 9% annually, reaching $24 billion by 2028. The global market for residential heat pumps is expected to reach $121.5 billion by 2032. This market expansion is driven by government initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and the ban on gas-powered appliances in many localities.
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West Seneca, New York, Oct. 24, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Worksport Ltd. (Nasdaq: WKSP; WKSPW) (“Worksport” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, Terravis Energy, Inc. (“Terravis Energy”), has increased R&D for its Cold Climate Residential Heat Pump, which is also a cooling product, due to expected large-scale growth in the North American and global markets.

An air source heat pump, such as the one Terravis Energy is creating, utilizes the phase change of a special fluid to transfer heat. When heating your home, the pump takes heat from the outdoor air and uses the phase change from liquid to gas to bring that heat indoors. When cooling, it employs the opposite phase change, from gas to liquid, to move heat from inside your home to the outside.

“Most North American households depend on fossil fuel-powered central furnaces, which generate and blow air through duct systems,” said Terravis Energy CEO Lorenzo Rossi. “These systems generate a yearly estimated average of 6,400 pounds of carbon dioxide per household, a greenhouse gas, and are the third largest contributor to carbon emissions worldwide. Future generations, however, will be able to heat and cool their homes with zero-emission, sustainable clean energy, thanks to cold climate heat pumps like the Terravis system.”

The Company is very excited to expand its heat pump R&D team concurrently with massive increases in worldwide growth forecasts, including a North American market size currently estimated at US$7.3 billion with a projected 9% annual growth rate between 2023 and 2032, reaching US$24 billion by 2028. Globally, the market for residential heat pumps is expected to reach US$121.5 billion by 2032. According to Lorenzo, this highly encouraging market expansion is stimulated by two primary factors: (1) ongoing governmental initiatives and incentives to reduce carbon emissions and (2) a growing consumer demand for energy-efficient, clean and sustainable heating and cooling technologies.

In addition, many localities are banning future installation of gas-powered stoves, furnaces, and propane heating, effectively requiring the use of climate-friendly appliances such as heat pumps and induction stoves in many new construction residences. This year, New York was the first state to ban natural gas and other fossil fuels after 2026 in most new residential buildings. Previously, cities have led the way. In 2019, Berkeley, California became the first U.S. city to pass a code banning natural gas hookups in new buildings. Other cities, including San Francisco in 2020 and New York City in 2021, quickly followed suit. Globally, the International Energy Agency recommends that “no gas boilers should be sold after 2025, if net-zero targets are to be realized.”

“The Terravis heat pump is the right product at the right time in a very appealing large worldwide growth market,” said Worksport CEO Steven Rossi. “It represents something major for Worksport as we expect to introduce further energy-based products, including the SOLIS solar truck bed cover and its companion COR hot swap battery system. Developing and marketing the Terravis heat pump is expected to be a first step in the transition to an all-energy enterprise that assists consumers with off-grid solutions ranging from pickup trucks to zero-emission heating and cooling. It’s another example of how Worksport and Terravis continue to outpace expectations across the board. We anticipate that the heat pump will be a great addition to our arsenal of clean and sustainable consumer products.”

As always, Worksport will continue to update investors and shareholders on our progress with all products as soon as information is available.
For further information, please visit Worksport’s official website for investors at investors.worksport.com.

About Worksport

Worksport Ltd. (Nasdaq: WKSP; WKSPW), through its subsidiaries, designs, develops, manufactures, and owns the intellectual property on a variety of tonneau covers, solar integrations, and NP (Non-Parasitic), Hydrogen-based true green energy solutions for the sustainable, clean energy, and automotive industries. Worksport seeks to capitalize on the growing shift of consumer mindsets towards clean energy integrations with its proprietary solar solutions, mobile energy storage systems (ESS), and NP (Non-Parasitic), Hydrogen-based technology. Terravis Energy’s website is terravisenergy.com. For more information, please visit investors.worksport.com.

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FAQ

What is Worksport's subsidiary, Terravis Energy, working on?

Terravis Energy is increasing R&D for its Cold Climate Residential Heat Pump.

What is the expected growth rate of the North American market for residential heat pumps?

The North American market is projected to grow at a rate of 9% annually.

What is the projected size of the global market for residential heat pumps by 2032?

The global market for residential heat pumps is expected to reach $121.5 billion by 2032.

What is driving the market expansion for residential heat pumps?

The market expansion is driven by government initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and consumer demand for energy-efficient technologies.

What are some of the climate-friendly appliances being required in new construction residences?

Heat pumps and induction stoves are being required in many new construction residences.

What other products does Worksport plan to introduce?

Worksport plans to introduce the SOLIS solar truck bed cover and its companion COR hot swap battery system.

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