BSRIA will be delivering global HVAC trends presentations at the 2016 AHR Expo in Orlando on Monday 25 and repeated on Tuesday 26 January from 8:00 – 9:30 am.

The association will review the latest global trends within the industry offering delegates a rare chance to consult with its experts privately.

Chief executive Julia Evans will welcome attendees. The presentations will be as follows:

Krystyna Dawson - Heating markets worldwide: everything changes so – everything stays the same

Efficiency legislation, low fossil fuel prices and rapid increase in distributed energy generation are increasingly shaping space heating and domestic hot water markets. The step by step approach in adoption of renewables is likely although the steps taken might be very different among the countries. The heating world is far from easily predictable. This BSRIA presentation will provide an overview that will help resolve this challenge.

Raphael Chalogany (pictured) - Intelligent Building Controls Market & the IoT Revolution – how much is hype & how much is really happening?

Where are the threats to building automation coming from? Which vertical markets will provide the best opportunity? Will building services go into the cloud and what opportunities does analytics and big data offer and what about cyber – security? How will energy storage impact the markets? How are smart homes and intelligent buildings merging?

Jeremy Towler - Connected, smart HVAC technology is here – fact or fiction?

How will VRF, connected HVAC and communicating room controllers change the structure of the BACS and smart homes markets? Who is driving change in the data centre cooling market and what is the consequence? How does the North American hydronic and HVAC controls market compare with China and Europe? How can all the new technologies be leveraged to tackle the urgent need to retrofit the aging building stock?

Anette Holley - Global HVACR trends – finding the sweet spots

China, the global giant is slowing down; whilst other markets are moving out of the recession; whilst the traditional North American market is being challenged by the growth in VRF. BSRIA will look at the current drivers, opportunities and challenges in the global AC market in terms of products and geographics and how the market is reaction to his and what the expectations are in terms of future market growth. 

Andrew Giles (pictured) - How menacing will the new supply chain controller be?

How will future supply chains change and who will be at the top of the food chain? How will the battle of solutions, systems and products hot up? What products will change and where will the technology innovations remain incremental? How will the market change by 2020 and 2030 and who will be the long term winners? Where can we expect disruption and where will everything stay the same? What are the key sectors and countries of critical focus?

The presentations will be followed by a Q & A, breakfast and one-to-one meetings with the experts. To reserve a seat visit http://ahr16.mapyourshow.com/6_0/sessions/session-details.cfm?ScheduleID=58

BSRIA will also be on booth 4792 at the event.