VTI committed to the 2026 Renov'actors Tour

Main objectives: to raise awareness of the health issues related to indoor air quality and the importance of renovating the ventilation of collective housing in order to promote energy savings.

The first stage of the tour took place at the SOLUCOP trade fair in Strasbourg on March 19, and the second will take place at the SOLUCOP trade fair in Toulouse on April 2.

Bringing the voice of ventilation to all territories!

Across France, local communities are mobilizing to accelerate energy renovation and adapt their building stock to climate challenges. In this context, the Rénov'acteurs tour highlights local initiatives that are experimenting, innovating, and supporting the transformation of buildings.

Building on the success of its first edition, the tour returns in 2026 with a renewed ambition: to showcase those who are taking concrete action in local communities – elected officials, technicians, architects, property managers, engineering firms, tradespeople, manufacturers, and energy stakeholders – and to connect local ecosystems around renovation projects. The objective is clear: to strengthen synergies between public, private, and institutional actors while highlighting local solutions and success stories.

Convinced that the success of energy renovation depends on a comprehensive approach to the building, VTI has chosen to join this collective dynamic.

According to Eric Fraisse, CEO of VTI: “Energy renovation is a major undertaking for local areas today. By joining the Rénov'acteurs tour, we hope to contribute to the dialogue between local stakeholders and to highlight that ventilation is a key element in ensuring sustainable, efficient renovations that benefit the health of occupants.”

From March to July 2026, VTI will take part in the Rénov'acteurs tour, which will stop in 17 territories to meet with:

• local and regional authorities,
• institutional actors (ALEC, ADIL, AREC, etc.),
• energy renovation professionals: architects, design offices, project management assistance, financing stakeholders, manufacturers and building companies.

Through these meetings, VTI hopes to convey several key messages about ventilation and indoor air quality, which are often underestimated in renovation projects.

For Eric Fraisse: “Energy renovation cannot be achieved without seriously addressing ventilation. Insulating a building without considering air renewal risks creating new problems and degrading indoor air quality. Ventilation is now a public health issue, but also an essential lever for ensuring the performance of renovations and the adaptation of buildings to climate change.”

The company therefore wishes to reiterate several key points:

• Insulating without ventilating can generate new problems in buildings.
• Indoor air quality is a major health issue, particularly in collective housing.
• Ventilation contributes to adaptation to climate change, notably by improving summer comfort and humidity management.
• It is also the responsibility of manufacturers such as VTI to design ever more efficient systems, reconciling air quality and energy performance.

First stages of the 2026 tour on SOLUCOP

After a first launch press conference organized on February 17 at the Hôtel de la Questure of the National Assembly, the Rénov'acteurs tour will continue its journey on SOLUCOP, an essential trade fair dedicated to co-owners, trustees and building managers, which will be held in Strasbourg on March 19 and then in Toulouse on April 2.

At this event, VTI will present the widest range of products on the market for the renovation of ventilation systems in multi-family buildings. The company offers solutions covering all renovation configurations: low-pressure and high-pressure mechanical ventilation systems, as well as connected solutions, suitable for both old and new buildings, low-rise and high-rise.

As a market leader in low-pressure ventilation, VTI will be showcasing its new range of high-pressure MVHR systems, designed to meet the specific requirements of renovation projects:

• SUPAIR'VENT, a high-pressure single-flow ventilation solution covering all renovation needs in collective housing.
• SUPAIR'VENT COMPACT, a simplified and competitive solution to democratize high-pressure ventilation in intermediate buildings.

With this commitment to the Rénov'acteurs tour, VTI intends to actively contribute to improving the quality of energy renovation projects, reminding everyone that energy performance cannot be separated from indoor air quality and occupant comfort.