Events and Exhibitions
ATMOSPHERE 2020:
WHAT TO EXPECT
Set to provide environmentally-friendly solutions that are business and economically
savvy for the HVAC&R industry, ATMOsphere Cape Town will be held on 10 March
at The Vineyard.
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TMOsphere conferences occur all over the world, several
times a year. They target local industry and commerce
interested in natural refrigeration by giving these entities
opportunities to network, learn about new trends in policy/
technology/markets, and present their products/services. These
conferences can target whole continents, countries, or in the case
of Cape Town, zones that have a high potential for development
in natural refrigerants.
The first full ATMOsphere Conference
latest market developments for natural refrigerants, provide
updates on regulations and standards, and showcase new
technology innovations.
A welcome reception will take place the evening of 9 March.
TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:
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For more information and sponsorship benefits visit the
shecco website. RACA
The conference
is drawing closer
with much
anticipation
from the
industry.
ATMOsphere helps technology end-users save their businesses
money – and help the environment – by serving as a platform to
learn about finding the most energy-efficient and sustainable
HVAC&R solutions through innovative technology presentations
and networking with leading businesses. It’s all about
futureproofing businesses against possible future national and
international regulations.
The first ATMOsphere event made its debut on the African
continent with the ATMOsphere
Network FRIGAIR 2018, where
more than 150 leading experts
from across the spectrum of
HVAC&R stakeholders gathered to
discuss natural refrigerants-based
technologies.
The first full ATMOsphere
Conference event in South Africa
will promote the uptake of natural
refrigerants in Cape Town and its
surrounding areas. One-hundred
and fifty thought leaders, including
policymakers, manufacturers,
end users, NGOs, contractors and
academics will gather to discuss the
Global Market Trends – providing a thoroughly explained
panoramic view of global market trends and how these may
affect the Cape Town region.
Tech Trends – giving an exclusive look at how global
technology changes are tied into Cape Town's market.
Policy – an in-depth explanation of policy changes that could
affect the industry and markets in and around Cape Town.
End-User Panel – leading end users will share their
experiences using different types of natural refrigerant
technologies, including benefits, challenges and
future plans.
Case Study Presentations – come see case studies
presented by vendors, manufacturers, and end-users on
both commercial and industrial applications of natural
refrigerants.
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