2026 Inner Mongolia 14th Clean Heating, Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Exhibition

Under the national strategy of 'carbon peak and carbon neutrality', traditional coal-fired heating methods are struggling to meet the demands of sustainable low-carbon industries. Inner Mongolia, an important energy base in northern China, has recently introduced unprecedented policies in the field of coal-to-electricity conversion, forming a relatively complete policy framework. These policies not only improve residents' heating conditions but also create substantial market space for the HVAC industry. Coupled with the implementation of various local government policies and the national grid's peak and valley electricity policies, the potential of the valley electric storage heating clean heating market in Inner Mongolia has been greatly released.

To capitalize on the favorable advantages of the heating industry in Inner Mongolia and to explore industrial innovation in North China, the '2026 14th Inner Mongolia Clean Heating Expo' organized by Panji International Exhibition (Beijing) Co., Ltd. and Inner Mongolia Saibei Exhibition Service Co., Ltd. will take place from May 15 to 17 at the Inner Mongolia International Exhibition Center.

The theme of this exhibition is 'Energy Saving and Carbon Reduction, Enjoying Green', with an exhibition area expected to reach 30,000 square meters and over 500 participating brands. The exhibited products cover air conditioning heat pumps, heating equipment and technologies, smart heating systems, pumps and valves, air conditioning and fresh air purification technology equipment, as well as solar energy photovoltaic new energy, all within the clean heating sector. This event provides a one-stop exhibition and procurement platform for upstream and downstream enterprises in the entire supply chain, greatly facilitating technical exchanges and cooperation among companies.

Key advantages of the exhibition include support from the coal-to-electricity policies, where the Inner Mongolia government's financial support for 'coal to electricity' projects has increased via tax incentives and subsidies, reducing the investment burdens for enterprises and residents. There is also a strong encouragement for capable enterprises and financial institutions to participate in 'coal to electricity' project construction and operation. Simultaneously, the 'Carbon Peak Pilot Implementation Plan' supports the application of air source heat pumps in building heating and promotes the installation of solar systems in new buildings, indicating a rapid development of clean heating opportunities under the continuous advancement of the 'dual carbon' goal.

To ensure high quality and effectiveness, the organizers strengthen their buyer organization strategies focused on professional audience invites from procurement merchants, dealers, building materials markets, decoration companies, HVAC engineering, and coal-replacement enterprises. They will widely invite professional audiences via various means such as registration, confirmation calls, and social media, ensuring a high engagement from audience groups attending the exhibition for in-depth discussions and exploring cooperation opportunities, establishing this exhibition as a highly impactful HVAC industry event in North China.

Looking back, the '2025 Inner Mongolia Clean Heating, Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Exhibition' was held successfully from May 16 to 18, exhibiting an area of 20,000 square meters and attracting over 400 industry leaders, showcasing numerous new products, technologies, and concepts, providing high-quality options for the heating market.