2027 Inner Mongolia 15th Clean Heating and Air Conditioning Heat Pump Exhibition

The 2027 Inner Mongolia 15th Clean Heating and Air Conditioning Heat Pump Exhibition is set to grandly open, relying on the national "dual carbon" strategy and the planning for clean heating in Northern regions. This exhibition coincides with the first year of the 14th Five-Year Plan, marking a significant milestone in promoting the popularization of clean heating and regional energy green transition in Northern Xinjiang.

Taking place during the ongoing efforts of the national government to advance clean heating construction in extremely cold regions of the North, the exhibition showcases key projects such as network upgrades, building energy efficiency improvements, coal-to-clean energy transitions, and renewable heating replacements. Leveraging Inner Mongolia's rich wind and solar resources, innovative technologies like heat pump storage heating and wind-solar integrated heating are heavily promoted to create a complementary, safe, and efficient green heating system.

Having developed over 14 years, this exhibition has become a core platform for clean heating in Northern China, extending its influence over North China, connecting with Northwest China, and linking with Mongolia and Russia, thus fostering the gathering of quality resources and aiding in the scale-up and intelligent development of the industry.

The 2027 exhibition will be fully upgraded, focusing on key areas such as extreme cold heating adaptations, renewable energy heating, clean heating in agricultural regions, and intelligent heating network operations, showcasing cutting-edge technologies and practical solutions in the industry. The event will foster collaborations between government and enterprises, industry associations, thermal power companies, and cross-border merchants, facilitating networking, technical discussions, and project promotions, thus bridging the supply-demand gap in the industry.

With the advantages of being a hub for the heating industry in Northern Xinjiang, this year's exhibition aims to enable energy transition through industrial agglomeration and enhance people’s lives through technological innovations. The core exhibits will include ultra-low temperature heat pump water heaters, regular water heaters, various heating equipment, and feasible renewable energy devices such as solar water heaters and wind energy systems. This will directly contribute to the improvement of the clean heating industry framework in Inner Mongolia, boosting regional low-carbon development and the quality of life for residents.