ISHRAE (Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating & Air-conditioning Engineers) will be conducting ACRECONF India 2013 with the theme “360 Degree View on Emerging Mega Trends in Building Design”. The conference will take place on February 8 and 9, 2013 in New Delhi, India.

The conference will have 12 tracks running in six parallel sessions over two days and will cover topics relevant to HVAC consultants and engineers, refrigeration engineers and consultants, architects, civil contractors, electrical contractors, plumbing and sanitation consultants, builders and developers, manufacturers, project and maintenance engineers, government officials and defence engineers.

The conference will have nearly 100 national and international speakers, including Carlo Grossi, Alfredo Munoz, Karan Grover, Jeffrey Holmes, Maija Virta, Ajay Wadhwa and Ashish Rakheja. It will also serve as a business and networking platform for global participants from across the building and construction industry.

According to the organisers, the conference has received overwhelming support from private sector companies, like Danfoss, Honeywell, Bluestar, Climaveneta, Trane, Blue Box Swegon, Xylem, Advance Valves, Wolf, BryAir and United Technologies. Several national and international associations from various sectors of the building industry have also extended their support towards making it bigger and stronger, the organisers said.

ACRECONF had a modest start with the first event in 2001, and was attended by nearly 200 delegates and included 25 technical papers. It has, ever since, been attracting a lot of interest and has been growing rapidly, according to the organisers. The last ACRECONF held in 2012 was attended by over 1,800 delegates and had attracted over 98 technical papers. ACRECONF is also known for providing the best of experiences to its delegates, through its unique online registration process and self-registration kiosks onsite, the organisers said. It is also an environment-friendly event, being paperless and using digital signages and recyclable materials, thereby reducing the carbon footprint.

For further details on the conference, please visit www.acreconf.org.