NORTH YORK, Ontario, Canada, 4 March 2026: Winters Instruments Ltd. said indoor air pollution continues to affect workplaces worldwide, noting that up to 1.2 billion workdays are lost annually due to illnesses associated with poor Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).

Making the announcement through a Press Release, the company said environmental factors such as poor air quality, excess humidity, inconsistent temperatures and volatile organic compounds can influence workplace productivity and comfort. Winters added that high concentrations of indoor pollutants may trigger allergies, headaches and fatigue if not detected in time.

Winters said uncontrolled humidity and moisture levels can also promote mould growth, which it said may contribute to respiratory issues and reduced cognitive performance, potentially affecting productivity in office environments.

The company said digital environmental sensing technologies can help monitor indoor conditions continuously and identify potential issues before they affect building occupants. Winters said its WinTRONIQ line of smart environmental sensing solutions has been designed to monitor indoor environments in real time and provide alerts intended to help building operators maintain safe and comfortable indoor conditions.

According to Winters, the sensing devices can be integrated with HVAC systems in settings such as offices, schools, hospitals and other institutional buildings. The company said the sensors are intended to help facility managers detect air quality issues and monitor environmental parameters related to indoor comfort and building performance.

MILAN, Italy, 4 March 2026: Frascold said it marks its 90th anniversary in 2026, describing the milestone as reflecting an industrial journey built on continuity, technical expertise and gradual international expansion. Making the announcement through a Press Release, the company said its development over the decades has been supported by strategic consistency and a forward-looking vision that allowed it to evolve across markets while maintaining its identity.

Maria Teresa Fraschini, President, Frascold, said: “Just as a work of art is born from inspiration, discipline, technique and rigorous attention to detail, so these principles guide our work every day. Our history is the result of a harmonious intertwining of technical rigour, tradition and transformation, fuelled by the ability of our people to evolve continuously over time. This is why we speak of compressors crafted to perfection. Each of our solutions takes shape through the integration of advanced design, quality, precision and continuous technological research. For Frascold, the term masterpiece becomes an expression of its way of doing business: a synthesis of engineering, passion and evolutionary vision, which translates into a living, pulsing innovation that looks to the future.”

Frascold said its origins dated back to 1936, when its founder, Giuseppe Fraschini, established the first workshop, “Giuseppe Fraschini e figlio s.n.c.” in Milan together with his father, Carlo Fraschini. The company said the founding vision combined entrepreneurial ambition with a focus on balance, proportion and quality, which it described as having influenced its design approach and manufacturing development over time.

Frascold said that, with the generational transition, this mindset evolved into a more structured industrial approach. The company said during the 1970s and 1980s, Innocente Fraschini promoted the introduction of semi-hermetic compressors and strengthened research and development laboratories, which it described as marking a turning point in its growth trajectory.

Frascold said it had evolved from a small artisan business into a company with a global presence through an industrial strategy centred on designing and manufacturing compressors for the HVACR sector. The company said specialist expertise, manufacturing capability and international coverage had progressively strengthened its role as a partner to OEMs and operators worldwide.

Frascold said it has introduced the concept of “90 Years of Pulsing Innovation” as part of the anniversary, describing the term as combining the ideas of innovation and continuous movement across products, processes and organisational development. The company said the term “pulsing” reflected the operational role of compressors within HVACR systems, which it said were central to ensuring efficiency, operational continuity and reliability.

Frascold said its technological development has progressed from early open-type compressors to semi-hermetic reciprocating and screw models, including solutions designed for natural refrigerants such as CO₂ and R290 as well as ATEX-certified applications. The company said these developments reflected its design choices aimed at addressing evolving industry requirements.

Frascold said the anniversary concept was also reflected in its visual identity through a pattern inspired by a technological wave intended to symbolise continuous movement and energy within systems.

Frascold said people and technical expertise remained central to its organisational development, noting that family ownership had continued into its fourth generation. The company said technicians, engineers, employees and partners had contributed to transforming accumulated experience into what it described as a process of continuous improvement.

UBOLDO, Varese, Italy, 26 February 2026: LUVE said it has taken a new step in strengthening its managerial structure with the appointment of Michele Ampezzan as Chief Commercial Officer for both the “Cooling” (ventilated) and “Components” (static) product lines. Making the announcement through a Press Release, LUVE said the appointment formed part of its strategy of consolidation and international growth aimed at enhancing its commercial presence.

LUVE said Ampezzan joined the Group in 2009 and has built a career of more than fifteen years within the company, serving as Commercial & Marketing Director of the “Business Unit Components” and contributing to the development of the product portfolio and to strengthening the company’s presence in major global markets. The company added that in parallel he led one of the Group’s subsidiaries as Managing Director, consolidating managerial, operational and strategic skills.

LUVE said his previous experiences in other industrial environments, both within the HVACR sector and in different manufacturing contexts, have enabled him to develop a cross-functional perspective on competitive dynamics, product innovation and the management of relationships with international customers and stakeholders.

LUVE said that in his new role as Chief Commercial Officer, Ampezzan would focus on strengthening customer proximity and fostering integration across the various geographical areas, ensuring continuity, quality and responsiveness in commercial support. The company added that he would support LUVE’s expansion in APAC, the Americas and EMEA, enhancing what it described as the company’s technological offering in line with demand increasingly oriented towards high energy-efficiency solutions and natural refrigerants.

RIPOLL, Girona, Spain, 26 February 2026: SODECA said increasing regulatory requirements and growing awareness of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) have made ventilation a key element in residential, commercial and tertiary buildings. Making the announcement through a Press Release, the company said shopping centres, residential buildings, offices and hotels require solutions capable of ensuring continuous air renewal without generating acoustic discomfort or increasing energy consumption.

SODECA said its VTV/EC centrifugal roof-mounted extract fans meet these requirements by combining high energy efficiency with low noise level. The company said the units incorporate 25-mm-thick mineral wool perimeter insulation integrated into the casing to reduce noise transmission and improve indoor comfort within the building.

SODECA said that in terms of durability, the units are manufactured in sheet steel with a Magnelis coating and are classified with C5 corrosion protection according to EN ISO 12944-2, ensuring a long service life even in aggressive environments. The company said the fans are equipped with high-efficiency EC Technology motors that optimise power consumption and allow precise system control.

SODECA said the units incorporate pressure taps for automatic constant airflow or constant pressure regulation, allowing adaptation to the specific requirements of each installation. The company further said the equipment has been designed to facilitate installation and maintenance, adding that the opening mechanism provides direct access to the inlet duct and impeller, simplifying inspection, cleaning and servicing operations.

SODECA said that with efficient air extraction solutions for buildings, it reinforces what it described as its commitment to ventilation systems that combine energy efficiency, low noise level and durability in line with current market requirements.

GREATER NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh, India, 26 February 2026: Eppeltone said it is adopting the Wirepas Certified platform for its smart electricity meters, adding that the move advances its mission to provide dependable and standards-compliant metering solutions for utilities across India. Making the announcement through a Press Release, Eppeltone said the step underscores its focus on interoperability, reliability and seamless integration in modern energy networks.

Eppeltone said that unlike traditional networks, the Wirepas Certified platform allows devices to form a self-regulating, intelligent mesh network that dynamically responds to network conditions. The company said its meters now benefit from this adaptive architecture, which it said supports consistent communication and data delivery without the need for extensive infrastructure.

Lalith Rao, President, Eppeltone, said: “Our integration with the Wirepas Certified platform reflects our commitment to creating smart meter solutions that utilities can trust. The certification ensures our devices meet recognised standards, perform reliably under diverse conditions and can integrate smoothly with existing systems.”

Eppeltone said the Wirepas platform also enables meters to collaborate within the network, which the company said enhances overall resilience and makes it easier for utilities to scale operations efficiently. The company added that this approach ensures dependable performance across urban, rural and mixed-infrastructure areas.

Sebastian Pellorce, Senior Vice President AMI, India, Wirepas, said: “The Wirepas Certified Platform guarantees predictable network behavior and interoperability. Eppeltone’s adoption of this platform demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to building smart metering networks that utilities can implement with confidence, speed and durability.”

BRUSSELS, Belgium, 24 February 2026: Euroheat & Power, an international network for District Energy, said practical and scalable solutions for the heat transition are no longer theoretical. Making the announcement through a Press Release, Euroheat & Power said these solutions are operating today and delivering measurable results through District Energy systems around the world.

According to the network, the developments are not limited to Europe. Euroheat & Power said that from North America to Asia, cities and campuses are demonstrating that clean and efficient heating and cooling can be deployed at scale. The network added that the global momentum was recognised on 18 February in Washington, District of Columbia, during the 9th Global District Energy Climate Awards ceremony, jointly organised by the International District Energy Association and Euroheat & Power.

Euroheat & Power said projects from three continents were honoured for advancing decarbonisation, improving efficiency and strengthening climate resilience. The network added that with support from the International Energy Agency, the IEA DHC Technology Collaboration Programme, the UN Environment Programme and the Asia Pacific Urban Energy Association, the awards have become a respected global benchmark for excellence in sustainable heating and cooling.

The network said the winners spanned five categories: New Schemes, Modernisation, Sector Coupling, Emerging District Energy Markets and District Energy in Developing Countries. Euroheat & Power said the categories reflect the breadth of transformation under way, from next-generation networks to upgrades of existing infrastructure and the integration of heating and cooling within wider energy systems.

Euroheat & Power said the projects recognised this year show a sector in evolution. Geothermal energy, thermal energy storage and large-scale waste-heat recovery, the network said, are becoming core features of modern thermal networks. Euroheat & Power added that across cities, campuses and communities, these systems are cutting emissions while reinforcing energy security and long-term affordability.

Euroheat & Power said international cooperation has become indispensable in a fragmented world. The network said initiatives such as the Global District Energy Climate Awards highlight how collaboration can accelerate the heat transition and strengthen climate leadership across continents.

Euroheat & Power said it has announced a call for applications for the DHC start-up arena at the Euroheat & Power Congress 2026. The network said the competitive pitching session would showcase breakthrough solutions across the district heating and cooling ecosystem, from generation and storage to digitalisation, efficiency, customer engagement and sector coupling.

Euroheat & Power said five selected start-ups would pitch live to industry leaders, utilities and investors, gain visibility within the DHC community and compete for one year of free DHC+ membership. The network added that it welcomes early- to growth-stage start-ups under 100 employees with scalable, high-impact solutions and said applications should be submitted by 31 March.

Providing policy updates, Euroheat & Power said 2026 has seen a bumpy start for key district heating and cooling files and shared a timeline of initiatives. The network said the European Emissions Trading System was in the spotlight and highlighted a European Parliament event on using metal industry waste heat for affordable clean heating.

On funding and finance, Euroheat & Power said a leaked draft of the Clean Energy Investment Strategy signalled a cautious upside for district heating. The network said the draft pointed to a major push to mobilise private capital, with energy investment needs of up to EUR 695 billion per year through 2040, and added that European Investment Bank (EIB) backed tools, de-risking mechanisms and improved access to capital markets were central. Euroheat & Power said signals for district heating and cooling were positive, highlighting regulatory stability and recognition of the system value of heat networks in easing grid expansion and integrating renewables and waste heat, and added that further sector specific detail was expected in the upcoming Heating and Cooling Strategy.

Turning to knowledge and innovation, Euroheat & Power said the DHC Academy Winter School had taken place on 3-4 February in Lund, bringing together VET trainers and industry specialists. The network said the programme had been organised together with Heatnet Global and supported by Alfa Laval, Kraftringen, Lund University and Daikin, and combined workshops with a visit to EES Brunnshög, which it described as the world’s largest low-temperature district heating network. Euroheat & Power said participants explored the skills and training needed to support the decarbonisation of heating and cooling systems and added that the event marked an important milestone for the DHC Academy project.

Euroheat & Power said the DHC Academy consortium met on 5 February in Lund, Sweden, hosted by Lund University, to review ongoing work and coordinate priorities for the year ahead. The network said that as the project entered its second year, partners had advanced work on the Higher Education and VET course catalogues and the development of the Academy’s digital learning platform. Euroheat & Power added that discussions addressed the governance and long-term vision of the DHC Academy Alliance to support its future sustainability and said the meeting confirmed a shared commitment to delivering practical, industry-aligned training for Europe’s district heating and cooling sector.

In member and industry news, Euroheat & Power said its member KARNO has secured EUR 82.5 million for clean heat. The network said KARNO has signed a strategic agreement with the European Investment Bank under the ELENA programme of InvestEU, unlocking EUR 82.5 million to deliver 13 decarbonised district heating projects in Belgium and Luxembourg over the next three years. Euroheat & Power said that with heat accounting for around 60% of urban CO₂ emissions and less than one per cent of Belgium’s demand met by clean heat networks, the geothermal, aquathermal and waste heat projects represent a concrete step forward for the heat transition in action.

Looking ahead, Euroheat & Power highlighted a series of upcoming events, including the DHC+ Innovators webinar series on 25 February online, the Strategic Directions for Heat and Cooling Transition workshop on 26 February in Brussels, Belgium, Accelerating the Uptake of Large Thermal Energy Storage on 27 February online, the DHC+ Innovators webinar series on 4 March online, Large Scale Thermal Storage: Flexibility as the New Energy Currency on 5 March online, the DHC+ Innovators webinar series on 11 March online, the 1st Linz District Heating Forum on 17 March in Linz, Austria and the Euroheat & Power Congress on 9-11 June in Krakow, Poland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, United States, 23 February 2026: The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) said India’s electricity transition at the sub-national level is no longer marked by a few leading states but by broader, though uneven, progress across states. Making the announcement through a Press Release, IEEFA said the findings form part of a new joint report prepared with Ember, which it described as an independent energy think tank that aims to accelerate the clean energy transition with data and policy, assessing 21 states representing 95% of India’s power demand.

IEEFA said all 21 states assessed have progressed across multiple dimensions of the transition, adding that even states that had faced challenges earlier are now building momentum and presenting new opportunities for accelerated growth through targeted policies. The organisation said the uneven progress reflects differences in resources, development priorities and institutional capacities.

IEEFA said the third edition of its Indian States’ Electricity Transition report, developed jointly with Ember and based on a three-dimensional framework, shows that while some states continue to advance steadily in fiscal year 2025, others have built momentum and a strong foundation for rapid progress.

Vibhuti Garg, Director, South Asia, IEEFA and co-author of the report, said: “All the 21 states assessed have advanced on multiple fronts, even as the pace and areas of focus vary. Such divergence is inevitable at the sub-national level given the structural and historical factors, including differences in resource endowment, development legacies, states’ fiscal and economic conditions, rural-urban composition, and institutional capacity within the power sector. Going forward, understanding these state-level differences and gaps in progress is essential for designing targeted policies and interventions.”

Ruchita Shah, Energy Analyst, Ember and co-author of the report, said: “India’s electricity transition is maturing into a multi-speed transition, where instead of a single leader across all areas, we are witnessing new leaders in specific areas. This requires a more targeted approach to policies and interventions to ensure the momentum is evenly spread.”

IEEFA said that despite a change in methodology for SET 2026, including a recalibrated mode of measurement for the capacity addition parameter and the inclusion of hydro capacity, Karnataka remains a top performer in the decarbonisation dimension of the report. IEEFA added that Himachal Pradesh and Kerala have also performed well in expanding renewable electricity and decoupling economic growth from emissions, while Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Rajasthan have improved their performance owing to energy efficiency interventions reflected in their State Energy Efficiency Index 2024 scores.

IEEFA said the readiness and performance of the power ecosystem dimension, which assesses distributed solar adoption, power supply reliability and DISCOM performance, incorporates stakeholder feedback to strengthen the assessment parameters. IEEFA added that even after incorporating these changes, New Delhi and Haryana continue to perform strongly, supported by robust distributed solar adoption, reliable power supply and relatively sound DISCOM performance.

IEEFA said Chhattisgarh recorded a negligible power supply shortage of 0.07% in FY2025, while Bihar recorded the highest progress in smart meter deployment at 78% of its sanctioned meters under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme as of March 2025. The organisation added that Assam completed installation of 46% of its sanctioned smart meters under the same scheme.

Saloni Sachdeva Michael, Clean Energy Specialist, IEEFA and co-author of the report, said: “For states with potential to improve on this dimension, targeted reforms could unlock faster progress. Strengthening DISCOM finances, ensuring timely subsidies, adopting cost-reflective tariffs, and enhancing billing and collection through digitisation and smart metering will help reduce risk perception and enable DISCOMs to scale renewable energy procurement effectively.”

IEEFA said the final dimension, market enablers, examines state initiatives supporting adoption of electric vehicles and green hydrogen, as well as measures such as green tariffs and energy storage. IEEFA added that following parameter changes compared to SET 2024, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan have emerged as the strongest performers in this dimension, supported by updated renewable energy policies, adoption of green tariffs and solar-hour-aligned time-of-day tariffs.

IEEFA said Uttar Pradesh has demonstrated strong momentum in EV deployment, while Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan have made moderate progress. IEEFA added that New Delhi recorded the highest EV adoption rate at 11.6%, followed by Assam at 11% in FY2025, adding that Assam also has an active renewable energy policy and solar-hour-aligned time-of-day tariffs.

IEEFA said Bihar has introduced a green tariff provision for FY2026 and created a policy environment targeting around 24 gigawatts of renewable energy by FY2030 and 8.2% EV adoption in FY2025. The organisation added that Bihar has offered a time-of-day tariff mechanism and undertaken auctions to integrate storage into its portfolio, adding that it could build further momentum by utilising more of its renewable potential and increasing clean power procurement.

Ruchita Shah added: “States such as Maharashtra and Rajasthan need to strengthen DISCOM operations, boost short-term market participation, expand distributed solar and smart meters deployment to better prepare their power ecosystem for the transition. On the other hand, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh need to accelerate mobility transitions, deploy energy storage capacities and strengthen ToD tariff and green tariff mechanisms to progress on their transition journeys.”

IEEFA said West Bengal, Telangana and Jharkhand remain in the early stages of transition.

Tanya Rana, Energy Analyst, IEEFA and co-author of the report, said: “These states face structural barriers and will require foundational interventions, like institutional capacity building, improved DISCOM finances, updated planning frameworks and clear, and long-term policy signals, to transition effectively.”

MILAN, Italy; LINZ, Austria, 17 February 2026: Epta closed the acquisition of display cabinet and refrigeration systems company, Hauser, with an effective date scheduled for March 1, 2026. Making the announcement through a Press Release, Epta said that with the closing, Hauser has officially become part of the Epta Group.

Epta said that with the completion of the transaction, the combined Group now exceeds EUR 2 billion in pro-forma annual consolidated revenues and reaches around 10,000 employees, reinforcing its position in commercial refrigeration.

Epta said the Hauser brand will enrich the group’s portfolio of strong and well-established products and services brands, complementing the value proposition with strong expertise in turnkey projects and value-added services. The acquisition, Epta said, also brings geographic synergies in the DACH region and in central and south-eastern Europe, supported by Hauser’s production plants in Austria and Czechia.

Epta said the transaction enhances its position as an integrated solution provider, strengthening its ability to deliver complete, tailor-made solutions across the entire store life cycle, from design and production to installation and after-sales services.

Marco Nocivelli, CEO, Epta, said: “This operation marks a key milestone in Epta’s long-term strategy. Surpassing the EUR 2 billion revenue threshold is a significant achievement that reflects the strength of our industrial model and further reinforces our leadership in Europe. By combining competencies, technologies and scale, we significantly enhance our ability to drive sustainable and digital innovation. The acquisition of Hauser further strengthens our offering along the full value chain and consolidates our leadership in natural refrigeration and energy-efficient solutions.”

Thomas Loibl, CEO, Hauser, added: “Joining Epta marks a pivotal moment for our company. With a global partner that shares our core values, Hauser is well positioned to further consolidate its footprint while continuing to deliver long-term value to customers. This step strengthens our stability and creates new opportunities for sustainable growth and international expansion in an ever-evolving market, building on a shared commitment to innovation, quality and customer focus.”

KING ABDULLAH ECONOMIC CITY, Saudi Arabia, 17 February 2026: The Tourism Development Fund announced the official opening of Rixos Murjana in King Abdullah Economic City. The Fund was the financier and investor of the project. Emaar Economic City was an investor in the project, and FTG Company was the developer.

Making the announcement through a Press Release, the Fund described Rixos Murjana as the largest ultra all-inclusive resort in the Kingdom and a new flagship destination that enhanced the diversity and quality of tourism experiences. The Fund said the opening ceremony took place under the patronage, and in the presence, of His Excellency Ahmed Al-Khateeb, Saudi Minister of Tourism, and Chairman of the Board of the Fund. Qusai Al-Fakhri, Chief Executive Officer of the Fund, and Fettah Tamince, Chairman of the Board of Rixos Hotels, attended the ceremony.

The Fund said the resort had been designed as a destination for families and leisure seekers and offered a blend of vibrant energy and serene moments along King Abdullah Economic City. The Fund said the resort featured 488 rooms and suites, many with sea views, alongside 33 villas and a range of hospitality, leisure and wellness facilities, a full fitness centre, sports complex expansion, and meeting and conference facilities. The Fund added that beyond its integrated facilities, the resort would generate 250 job opportunities for Saudis, underscoring what it described as the project’s broader developmental contribution.

Speaking on the occasion, H.E. Al-Khateeb said: “The opening of Rixos Murjana marks an important milestone in the development of high-quality tourism destinations across Saudi Arabia. It reflects the readiness of major tourism projects to move into full operations and welcome visitors from within the Kingdom and around the world. This project also embodies the role of the Tourism Development Fund in transforming investments into tangible destinations that enhance quality of life, expand tourism choices for families, and contribute to the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.”

Al-Fakhri said: “Rixos Murjana embodies the Fund’s vision to empower the private sector and attract foreign direct investment, and represents a qualitative step in developing exceptional tourism destinations along the King Abdullah Economic City. The project reflects the strength of national and international partnerships in delivering developments that elevate hospitality standards and enrich guest experiences, contributing to enhanced tourism quality and reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s position as a global destination for all-inclusive hospitality.”

DUBAI, UAE, 16 February 2026: Empower announced its participation in the IDEA Campus Energy Conference 2026 in Washington, USA, as a Diamond Sponsor for the third consecutive year. Making the announcement through a Press Release, the company said the global event, organised by the International District Energy Association (IDEA) and taking place from 17 to 20 February 2026 under the theme ‘Advancing Thermal Networks’, brings together more than 1,300 attendees from around the world.

Empower said its participation in the IDEA Campus Energy conference aligns with its strategy to accelerate the transition toward sustainable solutions and reinforce the role of District Cooling as one of the key solutions for improving energy efficiency in modern cities. Empower added that this approach is supported by its investments in District Cooling infrastructure that it said leverage advanced technologies, as well as the implementation of international best practices in operations and maintenance aimed at improving efficiency and reliability.

Empower said it considers District Cooling a strategic option to support efforts to reduce electricity consumption for space cooling, citing what it described as energy savings and operational efficiency compared to conventional cooling systems. The company added that, in its view, this contributes to emissions reduction and improved urban living conditions.

Empower said its participation in this event provides a platform to exchange its expertise and best practices with energy sector entities and institutions, and to explore opportunities for collaboration and partnerships aimed at developing solutions focused on energy efficiency and sustainability.

H.E. Ahmad Bin Shafar, CEO, Empower; Chairman, District Cooling Operators Association; Board Member Emeritus, IDEA, said: “Our participation in the IDEA Campus Energy 2026, as a Diamond Sponsor for the third consecutive year, reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting the transition toward more efficient and sustainable energy solutions. We view this global event as an important platform for fostering constructive dialogue on the future of District Cooling and its pivotal role in reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions in modern cities. Over the past years, Empower has successfully established an advanced operational model built on innovation, digital transformation and the implementation of the highest operational efficiency standards. This has enabled us to achieve tangible resource savings and enhance the reliability of services provided to our customers. Through our participation in this conference, we are keen to share our expertise and showcase our best operational practices, while also exploring the latest global technologies and solutions that contribute to advancing the sector. We believe that international cooperation and the integration of efforts among various stakeholders constitute a fundamental pillar for driving progress in the energy sector. We will continue to expand our strategic partnerships in a manner that supports urban sustainability and elevates energy efficiency to higher levels.”

Empower said that it has maintained its position as one of the leading sponsors of IDEA conferences and exhibitions, under the ‘Sustaining Sponsor’ program for the third consecutive year, reaffirming its continued commitment to supporting global events specialised in the District Cooling sector.

As part of its strategic partnership with IDEA, Empower said it supports several conferences and exhibitions organised by the Association, including IDEA Campus Energy and the IDEA Annual Conference & Trade Show, in addition to other international events dedicated to knowledge exchange and showcasing the solutions and technologies in this sector.