Core Insights - Worksport Ltd. is collaborating with NREL to analyze its AetherLux™ Pro heat pump with ZeroFrost™ technology, targeting the multi-billion-dollar heat pump market [1][3] - The AetherLux Pro heat pump is designed to operate efficiently in extreme cold, addressing a significant challenge in cold-climate heating [2][5] - The global heat pump market is projected to exceed $135 billion by 2030, with government incentives promoting adoption [5] Company Developments - The collaboration with NREL will assess energy savings for Alaskan households and establish a roadmap for field demonstrations [3][5] - Initial laboratory results indicate superior performance of the AetherLux Pro heat pump, which could redefine heating solutions in cold climates [5][6] - Worksport's clean-tech portfolio includes the SOLIS Solar Tonneau Cover and COR Portable Energy System, both set for market launch in 2025 [6] Market Potential - The ZeroFrost technology aims to reduce energy costs and improve reliability for households, potentially opening new revenue streams and licensing opportunities for Worksport [5][6] - The project will analyze deployment challenges and advantages of the heat pump technology in Alaskan conditions [7]