Interclima 2028 – Paris, France

What to expect in 2028

Interclima 2028 is expected to bring together professionals from the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, indoor air quality, water heating, hydraulic systems, energy efficiency and building-services sectors at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The specialist trade show focuses on sustainable and innovative HVAC engineering and is designed for decision-makers, specifiers, installers, manufacturers, distributors, engineering professionals and other building-industry specialists. The organiser describes Interclima as a professional meeting place for discovering current and emerging solutions for more efficient and comfortable buildings.

The event is held as part of the wider Paris Builders Show environment alongside other major building-industry exhibitions. This creates an opportunity for visitors to examine HVAC technologies while also connecting with professionals working across construction, renovation, bathrooms, energy efficiency and related building disciplines.

For 2028, visitors can expect a strong emphasis on energy performance, renewable energy integration, decarbonisation, intelligent building systems and practical solutions for both new construction and renovation. Interclima’s established exhibition structure covers heating and domestic hot water, eco-responsible summer comfort, ventilation and indoor air quality, as well as fluids, hydraulics, network control and heat emitters.

The show is also expected to provide a mixture of product discovery, technical education, demonstrations, professional networking and business development. Manufacturers can present equipment and technologies directly to installers and specifiers, while visitors can compare products, discuss technical requirements and learn about changing regulations and industry practices.

Event dates

September – October 2028 (Dates TBD)

The official Interclima website has not yet published confirmed 2028 dates. The event operates on an even-year cycle, with the next edition expected to follow the established schedule. Independent industry information also identifies the next edition as Interclima 2028 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, but the final dates remain subject to official confirmation.

Visitors should check the official Interclima website before booking flights, accommodation or other travel arrangements.

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Venue & exhibition site

Interclima 2028 is expected to take place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, one of France’s major exhibition and conference venues. The complex is located at 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 75015 Paris, France. The organiser’s current information identifies the Interclima exhibition area within the Porte de Versailles complex.

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles has been extensively developed to accommodate large-scale professional exhibitions, conferences and industry events. Its location within Paris provides access to extensive public transport connections, surrounding hotels, restaurants and business services.

The venue is particularly suitable for Interclima because the show requires substantial exhibition space for heating systems, ventilation equipment, air-conditioning technologies, pumps, controls, water-related systems and other technical solutions. Visitors can move between exhibitor areas, conference spaces, demonstrations and networking facilities without needing to travel between separate venues.

The final 2028 hall allocation should be checked through the official floor plan when published, as pavilion assignments and visitor routes can change between editions.

Full industry programme

The Interclima programme is designed around the technical and commercial priorities of the HVAC and building-services industries. The organiser’s current programme framework focuses on the transformation of buildings, including energy efficiency, digitalisation, renovation, circular economy, responsible construction and changing professional practices.

The 2028 programme is expected to include:

• Technical conferences covering HVAC, energy efficiency and building performance
• Expert presentations addressing market developments and technical challenges
• Workshops providing practical information for industry professionals
• Product demonstrations showing equipment and systems in operation
• Innovation activities highlighting new technologies and solutions
• Networking areas supporting professional meetings and business relationships
• Industry discussions focused on regulations, energy transition and building renovation

Interclima’s programme is particularly relevant to professionals who need to understand how technical equipment is evolving alongside energy-performance requirements. Sessions can provide practical information about equipment selection, installation, operation, regulation, efficiency and integration into modern buildings.

The detailed 2028 programme should be checked after publication because individual conference subjects, speakers, workshops and activities will be announced progressively.

Featured companies & exhibitors

Interclima attracts manufacturers, industrial companies, technology providers, equipment suppliers and specialist service organisations from across the HVAC and building-services industries. The exhibitor community includes companies working with heating systems, heat pumps, ventilation, air quality, cooling, water heating, hydraulics, regulation and energy-management technologies.

Previous exhibitor directories demonstrate the international and technical diversity of the show. Companies represented in the exhibitor listings have included Atlantic, Aldes, Airzone, Ariston Thermo Group, BWT France, Caleffi, Clivet, Dantherm, ebm-papst, DualSun, Brink Climate Systems and other manufacturers and suppliers.

The 2028 exhibitor list should be treated as pending until officially published. Visitors planning meetings with particular manufacturers should use the official exhibitor directory and check the final booth locations before attending.

Industry sectors & technologies

Interclima covers several major branches of the technical building-equipment industry. The organiser currently groups its exhibition around four main professional universes, giving visitors a structured way to identify relevant exhibitors and solutions.

Key sectors include:

• Heating and domestic hot water
• Heat pumps and renewable heating
• Air conditioning and cooling
• Ventilation systems
• Indoor air quality
• Hydraulic equipment and networks
• Pumps and circulation systems
• Regulation and control
• Heat emitters and distribution
• Water treatment and technical solutions
• Energy-efficiency technologies
• Building-management and smart technologies

The exhibition also reflects the growing importance of renewable energy, electrification, low-carbon heating, improved building envelopes and intelligent system management. Technologies such as heat pumps, solar thermal systems, biomass boilers, energy recovery solutions and advanced control systems form part of the broader technical landscape presented by the show.

Products, machinery & innovations

Interclima provides a practical environment for examining products used by installers, engineers, contractors, specifiers and building operators. Product categories can range from complete heating and cooling systems to individual components, controls, pumps, valves, ventilation products and water-management equipment.

Visitors can expect product areas covering:

• Heat pumps
• Heating generators
• Hot-water production systems
• Ventilation units
• Air-conditioning equipment
• Refrigeration technologies
• Fans and air-distribution equipment
• Pumps and hydraulic components
• Valves and fittings
• Thermal solar systems
• Biomass heating technologies
• Control and regulation systems
• Indoor-air-quality equipment
• Energy-management technologies

Innovation is closely connected to the industry’s transition toward lower energy consumption and reduced environmental impact. Exhibitors can demonstrate how equipment can improve building comfort while reducing energy demand, integrating renewable energy or providing more precise system control.

For professionals involved in renovation, the show can also be useful for comparing technologies suitable for upgrading existing buildings where space, infrastructure and energy-performance constraints need to be considered.

Demonstrations & technical presentations

Product demonstrations are an important part of the Interclima visitor experience because HVAC equipment often requires more explanation than a conventional display can provide. Demonstrations can help installers and technical professionals understand how systems operate, how components interact and how particular technologies can be integrated into building projects.

Technical presentations can address subjects such as energy efficiency, low-carbon heating, indoor air quality, ventilation performance, renewable energy, regulation, digital controls and renovation.

The organiser’s visitor guidance encourages attendees to plan their route around exhibitors and conferences, use interactive terminals to locate stands and attend conferences that are open to visitors. QR codes displayed on stands can also be used to access exhibitor information.

The final 2028 demonstration and presentation schedule should be consulted once the organiser publishes the complete programme.

Ticket types & registration

Registration for Interclima 2028 has not yet been opened, so the final visitor fees and registration conditions remain subject to confirmation.

For reference, the previous published visitor pricing included a standard pass and a premium pass. The standard visitor pass was listed at €70 excluding VAT, equivalent to approximately $82 USD, while the premium visitor pass was €150 excluding VAT, equivalent to approximately $176 USD, using an indicative exchange rate. These figures are reference prices from the previous published edition and should not be treated as confirmed 2028 prices.

The standard pass provided access to Interclima and the associated trade-show environment, together with conferences, workshops, networking areas and other show activities. The premium option added benefits such as priority access, VIP Builders Club access, priority guided tours, a catalogue and additional visitor services.

A premium Builders Club visitor experience was separately listed at €300 excluding VAT, equivalent to approximately $351 USD. Again, this is a previous-edition reference price rather than an announced 2028 fee.

Trade visitor & professional access

Interclima is primarily a professional trade exhibition. Its audience includes manufacturers, installers, engineers, architects, design offices, distributors, contractors, building owners, project managers, public-sector representatives and other specialists working with technical building systems.

The organiser identifies several professional groups interested in the show, including industrial companies, manufacturers and suppliers of materials and solutions, renewable-energy specialists, indoor-air-quality professionals, heating and cooling equipment providers, and companies working with comfort, hydraulic distribution, regulation and control.

The event is also relevant to people involved in building renovation and energy performance because HVAC systems are an important part of reducing operational energy consumption and improving indoor comfort.

Professional visitors can use the exhibition to compare suppliers, investigate new products, meet manufacturers, arrange business meetings and stay informed about regulations, incentives and technical practices affecting the building-services industry.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

Interclima’s exhibition area is integrated into the larger Paris Expo Porte de Versailles complex. The current organiser information places the show within the site’s pavilion structure, while the wider exhibition centre provides multiple halls and services for major professional events.

The official floor-plan section allows visitors to identify exhibitors, exhibition areas and important visitor facilities. A final 2028 floor plan should be checked before arrival because hall allocations and stand positions can change as exhibitor planning progresses.

Visitors can make their trip more efficient by creating a list of priority exhibitors before entering the venue. The organiser also recommends identifying exhibitors by hall and planning meetings in advance. Interactive terminals at the venue can assist visitors in locating stands.

Business meetings & networking

Business networking is a central purpose of Interclima. The event connects manufacturers and suppliers with installers, engineering professionals, specifiers, distributors, contractors and decision-makers who influence the selection and implementation of HVAC technologies.

The organiser promotes the opportunity to exchange with market participants, identify business partners and discover new solutions.

Visitors can use the exhibition floor for informal discussions with suppliers while structured business-meeting facilities can help professionals arrange more targeted conversations. Preparing a list of companies and technical questions before visiting can make meetings more productive.

Networking can cover product distribution, technical partnerships, installation projects, equipment sourcing, engineering services, energy-efficiency projects and building-renovation opportunities.

Event rules & visitor information

Visitors should follow the official registration, security and access requirements provided by Interclima and Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

Important visitor information includes:

• Professional access: Registration should be completed through the official visitor platform.
• Badge: Visitors should have their valid access badge available when entering the exhibition.
• Age requirements: The organiser’s current visitor rules restrict general access to adults, with an exception for students who can provide appropriate proof of student status.
• Security: Visitors should comply with venue security procedures and instructions from staff.
• Conference access: Conference and workshop access should be checked through the published programme.
• Business meetings: Visitors can use the organiser’s business-meeting facilities where available.
• Programme changes: Conference sessions, speakers and activities can be updated, so visitors should check the official website before attending.

International visitors who require a visa can use the organiser’s visa-letter process after completing registration. The official FAQ explains that registered visitors receive a confirmation email containing the relevant link for completing a visa-letter application.

How to get there

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles is located in southwest Paris and is well connected to the city’s public-transport network. The venue can be reached by Metro, tram, bus and other local transport services.

Visitors arriving from central Paris can use the city’s extensive metro network to reach Porte de Versailles. The exhibition centre’s location also makes it possible to combine public transport with walking or short taxi journeys from nearby areas.

International visitors arriving by air can connect to the Paris public-transport system before continuing to the exhibition centre. The organiser provides practical access information covering transport and accommodation arrangements.

Because Paris traffic can be busy, visitors staying in central districts may find public transport convenient for reaching the exhibition venue.

Public transport & parking

Public transport is one of the most practical ways to reach Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The area is served by metro and tram connections, while buses provide additional access from surrounding districts.

Visitors travelling by car can use the parking facilities associated with the exhibition centre. The organiser’s practical information identifies nearby parking areas including P1, P6 and P7.

Parking availability and charges should be checked before travelling because arrangements can change depending on the wider exhibition programme. Visitors who intend to drive should also allow additional time for traffic and access controls around the exhibition complex.

The organiser provides transport information and preferential travel services through its visitor-information system, while accommodation and transport assistance can also be arranged through the event’s designated partners.

Accommodation areas

Visitors can choose from a wide range of hotels around Porte de Versailles and across Paris. Staying close to the exhibition centre can reduce daily travel time, while central districts provide a wider choice of restaurants, attractions and evening activities.

Porte de Versailles, Convention, Vaugirard and the surrounding southwest Paris districts are convenient areas for visitors who want to remain relatively close to the venue. Other suitable areas include Montparnasse, Saint-Germain-des-Prés and central districts with direct public-transport connections.

Visitors seeking a broader hotel selection can also consider areas connected by metro or tram. The organiser provides accommodation information and promotes booking support through its official visitor services.

International visitors should consider transport connections when selecting accommodation, particularly if they plan to attend early meetings or remain at the exhibition for a full day.

Accessibility

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles provides accessibility facilities for visitors with reduced mobility. The organiser’s FAQ states that the exhibition centre facilitates movement for people with reduced mobility and provides accessible counters at the main entrance areas.

Visitors who require additional assistance should review the official accessibility information before travelling. This can help with planning accessible entrances, routes, toilets, transport connections and other services.

Visitors with specific requirements are encouraged to contact the organiser in advance so that available assistance can be confirmed. Accessibility can also vary across public-transport routes, so visitors should check their preferred journey before departure.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition provides useful context for the scale and scope of Interclima. The show has traditionally served as a specialist meeting place for the HVAC and building-services industries, bringing together manufacturers, installers, specifiers, engineers and other professionals.

The exhibition has featured major technical categories including heating and domestic hot water, air conditioning, refrigeration, ventilation, indoor air quality, pumps, water treatment, hydraulics and regulation. Previous exhibitor directories demonstrate the international range of manufacturers and suppliers participating in the event.

The show has also increasingly focused on the transition toward energy-efficient and lower-carbon buildings. Heat pumps, renewable heating, solar thermal solutions, energy recovery, intelligent regulation and improved indoor environmental quality form part of the technical landscape addressed by exhibitors.

The wider Paris Builders Show environment provides additional opportunities to connect HVAC specialists with professionals working in construction, renovation, bathroom design and other parts of the building sector. This broader context supports cross-sector business discussions and helps visitors understand how HVAC technologies fit into complete building projects.

Official tickets & registration

Official Interclima registration information should be checked through the organiser’s website once the 2028 visitor platform becomes available. The official website provides the latest information about visitor badges, professional access, conference participation, floor plans, exhibitors and practical arrangements.

The organiser’s visitor guidance recommends requesting a badge online, planning the visit by identifying exhibitors, reviewing the conference programme and using the venue’s interactive tools to locate stands.

For international professionals, the registration process can also support visa-letter requests where required. The organiser states that registered visitors receive confirmation information explaining how to complete the visa-letter application.

For the latest official information, visit the Interclima website (https://www.interclima.com/en-gb.html).