Cool into the future: Climate-Cold Day 2017

[Ashik Sarkar9]

Cheerleader and industry leader. Analytical and exotic. Exciting and future-oriented.

Climate Cold Day 2017 was all that. And even more.

The event in the moving image

Different themes and different personalities, but all with the same goal in mind:

Working together to create a sustainable future for the air conditioning and refrigeration industry.

On 28 September, the Pyramid in Vösendorf was once again transformed into the event location of the Climate-Cooling Day and, with more than 230 guests and 16 speakers, this was the interface of dialogue and foresight into the industry.

The WEKA film team was, of course, on site again and produced an exciting Event video which you can view exclusively here.





Team Kälte Kompetenz Zentrum Graz. Photo: Matthias Heschl

Biomimetics? Natural refrigerants?

Training in the refrigeration industry?

The keynotes of this year's Climate-Cold Day were more comprehensive than before. With speakers such as Prof. canada telegram Dr Ille Gebeshuberwho spoke on the exotic topic of biomimetics and nanotechnology and their benefits for the refrigeration industry, DI Johannes Fechnerwhich was dedicated to the topic of certification of buildings, Andrea Voigtwho presented measures to deal with the F-Gas regulation, Monika Auerwho presented "cool" contracting models for real estate, and Andreas Klaudus from the team of the Refrigeration Competence Centre Graz, who addressed future training in the industry using digital media, and many other speakers, the variety of topics at this year's event was broad.

Dialogue for a sustainable future

Premium partners such as Schliessl Kältegesellschaft m.b.H., Samsung Electronics Austria GmbH, STULZ AUSTRIA GmbH, Viessmann Gesellschaft m.b.H., BITZER Kühlmaschinenbau GmbH and many interesting exhibitors with product innovations such as Daikin, Johnson Controls, Georg Fischer Rohrleitungssysteme or Coolworld Dentals, among others, were present and enabled all participants and speakers to get to know their products and services.


The exhibitor and networking area. Photo: Matthias Heschl


The Vienna Vikings cheerleaders as a show act. Photo: Matthias Heschl

Dynamic finish

After a day full of knowledge transfer and information: The cheerleaders of the Austrian football team Vienna Vikings created a great atmosphere in the lively finale.I started working for Technopress as a young editor in 1988, and HLK was the specialised medium for which I then started working. Before that I worked for a shipping agency and for a special unit of the Austrian Armed Forces as a radio teletypewriter and had a few years of HTL with a focus on electrical engineering behind me.