The 2026 edition of Interclima is already almost sold out

A dynamic driven by the arrival of new players

The trade show currently has 258 exhibitors, compared to 218 at the same time in 2024. This increase is largely due to the arrival of 89 new exhibitors attracted by the model. At the same time, 27 Uniclima members have already confirmed their attendance, ensuring strong representation from leading companies in the HVAC industry.

This trend is also reflected in the 86% occupancy rate of the exhibition, with some areas being particularly dynamic. For example, the Renewable Energy Biomass and Solar Thermal villages are already fully booked, illustrating the growing market interest in renewable energy production solutions and low-carbon alternatives. This enthusiasm reflects an acceleration of investment and innovation in these sectors.

Enhanced internationalization

INTERCLIMA showcases its global reach with 47% international exhibitors. While Asian countries are well represented, this 2026 edition particularly highlights the strength of European partners such as Italy (23 exhibitors), Spain (14), Greece (8), and Germany (7). This network, complemented by Turkey's industrial dynamism, demonstrates the market players' commitment to consolidating regional trade and prioritizing short supply chains.

Conferences to decipher the changes in the sector

In addition to the exhibition spaces, INTERCLIMA will offer a program of more than 30 technical, regulatory and current affairs conferences, spread over the four days of the show.

Organised with the main players in the sector, including Uniclima, Enerplan, SFCB/Proppelet, AFF, AFCE, E&A, AFV or AFPAC/CEPAC but also energy companies and players in construction and renovation, these conferences will address topics directly related to the practices of the sector and the major changes in the market: new regulations and certifications (RE2020, ROHS...), the challenges of ventilation and indoor air quality, the architectural integration of heat pumps, the data centre market.

According to Stanislas LACROIX, president of Uniclima: “The mobilization of industry players for this 2026 edition underscores Interclima’s importance as the essential event for professionals in the sector. The combined presence of established players and numerous new entrants enriches the diversity of solutions offered to address energy efficiency challenges. This dynamism, illustrated by the success of the biomass and solar villages, confirms that the trade fair is the place where the thermal transition of buildings is taking concrete shape.”