Products for cooling and heating, energy and communications providers, bioclimatic building design, environmental technologies, and systems for managing waste and recycling are going to be at the forefront, allowing visitors to explore their options in terms of energy ahead of the winter.
The circular economy exhibits will be based around pavilions 9 and 10 and in the open spaces B07, B08 and B10. They will include exhibitors of recycling/cleaning systems, ecological food packaging, natural gas installations, water processing companies, renewable and alternative energy, and others.
Visitors will have the chance to learn about how to prevent waste production, ecological planning, reusing materials for environmental impact reduction, securing, among other things, financial savings for consumers, as well as improving their quality of life.
Moreover, they can become acquainted with pioneering tech applications for the utilization of solar power, with reduced consumption and carbon dioxide emissions, as well as pioneering heating and cooling systems. Additionally, there will be modern construction applications and products.
