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13 Sep 2021

E2 Forum Frankfurt to launch sales for its 2022 edition

New solutions for reducing the viral load for users of elevators and escalators, innovations for higher energy and material efficiency and for climate-neutral construction and operation of facilities – these are just some of the current topics that move the industry and its partners in building services technology and real estate management. Being able to discuss these and other developments in direct business contact and at conferences – this will be possible again in autumn 2022 at E2 Forum in Frankfurt.

10 Dec 2020

Elevators: adding value and accessibility to buildings

E2 Forum Milano Digital Talk: opportunities for building upgrades

7 Dec 2020

ISH digital 2021: heating industry is ‘green deal ready’

The European Union’s ‘Green Deal’ sets ambitious climate targets. The EU wants, by 2030, to have reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent compared with 1990 levels. Before the introduction of the Green Deal, the target was a 40 percent reduction. This tightening of targets also has far-reaching consequences for the largest energy consumer in both Germany and Europe – the heating sector.

3 Dec 2020

E2 Forum Milano Digital Talk

Government 110% grant for home improvements and building safety.

4 Sep 2020

The show goes on

The past months have been more than challenging. Now, however, it almost feels as though spring is in the air with exhibitors and visitors in Shanghai enjoying a refreshing renewal of personal contacts and boosting business via a wealth of product innovations. With detailed hygiene concepts, the concurrent Shanghai Intelligent Building Technology, Shanghai Smart Home Technology and Parking China opened their doors in the Chinese metropolis between 2 and 4 September. These three events are Asia’s first building-technologies trade fairs to once again welcome visitors in Corona Year Zero.

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