Upcoming Trade Shows Frankfurt am Main, Germany for Air-Conditioning

Frankfurt’s air conditioning industry revolves around one of the most important trade shows for the HVAC industry – ISH. It’s a massive event for German companies working in sanitation, air conditioning and heating to reach an international audience. The 2023 edition was a big return for ISH after a four-year hiatus caused by the pandemic as it registered record-high attendance: over 153,000 trade visitors from 154 countries. It’s an event that holds the world’s attention and delivers the future of the heating transition and sustainable water supply in the building sector. One of the standout features of ISH 2023 was the spotlight on innovative ventilation systems and touch-free fittings, which are now gaining prominence in the post-pandemic era. The event also showcased forward-thinking ideas for conserving materials and resources in the bathroom sector. Integral to ISH was the topic of air conditioning, which was dominated by conversations around CO2 reduction and energy savings. Leading companies presented their cutting-edge ventilation technology that encompassed everything from home-ventilation systems to plants designed for non-residential buildings. At the Indoor-Air Forum, organized by key associations such as FGK, VDMA, EVIA, REHVA and VDKF, attendees gained insights into the latest trends and themes in the cooling, air-conditioning, and ventilation sector. Panel discussions and lectures delved into the hygienic supply of air in buildings as part of concern for increased health risk and as a way to promote staff efficiency and well-being. The Indoor-Air Forum served as a hotspot for discussions on topics crucial to the industry. Visitors also had the opportunity to explore special exhibitions on ventilation in schools and home ventilation, fostering an exchange of ideas and information at dedicated information stands. As ISH 2023 drew to a close, it left an indelible mark on the industry and gave a much needed boost to the air conditioning sector in Frankfurt.