Sustainability in the Industry
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Technology
Impacts, Risks and Opportunities
Sustainability in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Technology
On the way to net-zero buildings, sustainable concepts in heating, ventilation and refrigeration system construction are key drivers. Manufacturers are not only driving the transformation forward by reducing energy consumption, reducing CO2 emissions, relying on renewable energies or enabling the use of natural refrigerants. Future-oriented system concepts also impress with their resource-saving design and the right selection of long-lasting components.
The intelligent integration of automation and energy monitoring solutions into building technology and building control also makes the heating transition smarter and gives the user customizable and transparent insights into energy usage.
The intelligent integration of automation and energy monitoring solutions into building technology and building control also makes the heating transition smarter and gives the user customizable and transparent insights into energy usage.
Efficient heat pumps in the basement, “climate lights” on the ceiling of the meeting room, energy-saving large-scale refrigerators in the supermarket or in cold chains – the energy saving potential in system technology is enormous. Manufacturers are driving climate neutrality with innovative and resource-saving ideas.
The industry includes, for example, the production of heating technology such as heat pumps and boilers, heat collectors as well as air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
The industry includes, for example, the production of heating technology such as heat pumps and boilers, heat collectors as well as air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
Industry Materiality
Key Fields and Topics in the Industry
Climate
Climate protection
Climate
Climate adaptation
Nature
Pollution
Society
End-consumers
EU NACE Classification
Industry NACE Classes
Unsure if the industry is the right one? A comparison with the EU’s granular NACE classification Rev. 2.1 provides clarity.
Included NACE classes in the industry
C 28.21 Manufacture of ovens, furnaces and permanent household heating equipment
C 28.25 Manufacture of non-domestic air conditioning equipment
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