Heating and domestic hot water
For 2024, Interclima is inviting its stakeholders to change perspective with a view to tackling the many challenges we face today. The purpose of this theme is to promote a proactive spirit at the show, with a focus on seeking solutions.
Let’s change our perspective. Let’s take a step back and study in detail the challenges facing the sector.
Interclima will use four key areas – Adaptation, Innovation, People, Local governments – as a framework for getting to grips with the changes we’re currently witnessing.
Heating and domestic hot water
Eco-responsible solutions for summer comfort
Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality
Fluids, hydraulics, network control and transmitters
Material & solution manufacturers & suppliers
Professional and institutional organizations
Service companies
Professionals in construction, building, architecture and urban planning
Manufacturing, trading and
distribution professionals
Associations, service organizations
and local actors
A redesigned experience in inner Paris, at the "Porte de Versailles".
In halls 1 to 7, the site has benefited from a major renovation program, development of services and attractions for the public.
The building and construction sector emits 145Mt of CO2e a year. Together with transportations, our sector is the main emitter of CO2 and is therefore a key priority if France’s decarbonisation strategy is to succeed!
Conscious of the environmental and societal challenges to which we must respond collectively, Interclima is committed to a long-term strategy aiming to reduce its impact on climate, the environment and biodiversity as much as possible.