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In recent years, energy efficiency has become a key element as the USA deals with challenges linked to rising electricity demand, sustainability issues and competitivity.

Fossil fuels have been humanity’s most popular source of energy since the industrial revolution. These natural resources were formed over the course of millions of years by the decomposition of organic material combined with the gradual effects of pressure and heat. The main fuels in this category are coal, oil and natural gas.

The link betweeen energy and artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the global technological and industrial landscape. These two sectors are becoming more and more interconnected, as, despite being the world’s biggest consumer of electrical energy, AI tries to transform its own operational methods in order to reduce energy consumption.

Adequate cooling of quantum computers is crucial to ensure the correct functioning of these devices, which are among the most promising and innovative of our time. They have the potential to revolutionise key sectors such as medicine, energy, cryptography and artificial intelligence.

Smart homes represent one of the most revolutionary technological innovations of the modern era. However, the rise in the adoption of connected devices (Internet of Things) raises critical questions about the privacy of personal data.
The growing complexity of smart devices and their integration into daily life make it essential to have an informed discussion about the security and ethical use of the information collected. Addressing this challenge requires a joint effort from all industry players.

The ISH Frankfurt trade fair, to be held from 17th to 21st March 2025 at the prestigious Messe Frankfurt, is widely confirmed as the leading international showcase for techology and innovation in the water, heating and air conditioning sectors (HVAC&R).

The energy efficiency of data centers is a matter of utmost importance for the future of the technology sector and global sustainability. These facilities represent nothing less than the beating heart of today’s digital world.

National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) form an essential part of Europe’s climate strategy which focuses on reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050 at the latest.

The industrial HVAC market is preparing for significant expansion which is expected to take place in the coming years. According to recent forecasts, the sector is likely to see growth of 7.01 billion dollars between 2024 and 2028, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.63%.

Refrigerants for data centres play a central role in efficient, sustainable cooling strategies.