Green heating

Factors such as rising gas prices, changing climate and health concerns are driving demand for more efficient and sustainable systems in the HVAC field. Where there is no active push for heat pumps at the national level, there is a strong push for this technology at the European level, and air conditioners are increasingly being used as heating sources.

To achieve the 2030 climate goals, the deployment of energy-efficient heating solutions is essential. Innovations such as hybrid and all-electric heat pumps and heat networks play a crucial role here. These technologies offer efficient and environmentally friendly solutions. At the European level, heat and cold networks have the potential to supply up to 50 percent of heat demand by 2050, contributing to the sustainability of the heating sector.

Green heating includes devices such as heat pumps (air-water, soil-water, water-water), hybrid systems, infrared heating and heat networks.

Cooling

With global warming, stricter regulations around synthetic refrigerants and the growing demand for energy efficient refrigeration systems, the need for advanced refrigeration solutions in increasing significantly. The exhibition offers exhibitors and visitors a platform to explore innovative technologies and keep abreast of the latest developments in the industry. 

The theme includes natural refrigerants, adiabatic cooling and integrated cooling and heating systems. Natural refrigerants, such as CO2 and ammonia, offer environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional synthetic refrigerants. These innovative solutions contribute to a more sustinable, healthier and comfortable indoor environment.