NEWS Chillventa goes digital F
rom 13 to 15 October, the Chillventa eSpecial will offer the international refrigeration, air-conditioning,
ventilation and heat pump community three days of industry knowledge, dialogue and innovation – this year, for the first time, in the form of a virtual event.
It will carry the spirit and drive of the event over to the digital world. As usual, participants at the Chillventa eSpecial will be able to establish
contacts, cultivate their networks, share knowledge, and discuss new products, projects and developments in the sector. Here, too, the focus will be on the theme of “Chillventa Connecting Experts”. “In recent weeks, our customers’ wish for an industry platform off intensive knowledge sharing has taken shape, at least in digital form in the absence of a live event at the Nuremberg exhibition venue,” observed Daniela Heinkel, Director Chillventa. “The Chillventa eSpecial is our response to the level of interest from our
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Community, and will reflect a large part of the world’s leading exhibition for
refrigeration technology in virtual form.” The Chillventa CONGRESS will be held on Tuesday 13 October, the first day of the Chillventa eSpecial. Experts worldwide can look forward to a top-level, international congress programme. Company profi
mpany profi fi les and
product presentations will be available to participants throughout the event. On Days 2 and 3, the digital event will focus on the highly professional, fi class programme of lectures by the participating companies.
“With the Chillventa eSpecial, we place particular value on direct and personal interaction for the entire
duration of the digital event,” continued Ms Heinkel. “Just as our customers are used to at the on-site event. We must remember that Chillventa is the international business platform for the refrigeration, air-conditioning, ventilation and heat pump sector. And if we can’t see each other in person at the exhibition venue in Nuremberg this year, we can enjoy meeting up with our customers via the web at the Chillventa eSpecial.”
Samsung partners with Etopia
T ech-led smart building
company Etopia has signed a partnership to create homes of
the future with Samsung Electronics. Etopia categorises itself as ‘ecitech’ combining ‘energy, construction and intelligent technologies’ to build some of the world’s highest performing buildings.
Project Etopia chief executive and founder Joseph Daniels said: “Etopia is at the forefront of climate change ‘by providing housing that has either no negative impact on the environment or actually provides more energy than it uses. We have pioneered technologies across the construction, energy and IoT industries to create the blueprint for the homes of the future, as we recognise that the climate change fi
will need support from all sectors, and Samsung partnering with Etopia shows that big tech is taking the fi seriously and I for one am extremely delighted to be partnered with one of the world’s leading technology ease our eff
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company to increase our eff rts. ’ Francis Chun, president and chief executive, Samsung Electronics UK & Ireland added: “At Samsung, we believe that innovation is only truly meaningful if it enables people to make progress in their lives. Across everything we do, our eff orts aim to be in harmony with our planet, and this partnership sets out to do exactly that. We are proud to be taking a step into this fi eld and are delighted to be working with Etopia to help build a better future.”
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