ISH - Press releases

25 Jan 2024

ISH 2025 branching out in new directions – with a fresh concept and an even sharper focus on visitors

Powerful dynamic forces characterise the markets in which the sanitation, heating and ventilation industry operates. Responsible for this are not only the broad spectrum of subject areas but also the results of political decision making. Now, the world’s leading trade fair for HVAC + Water is reacting to these developments with a new concept, and focusing more than ever before on visitors. Also new are the eight solution fields tailored exactly to participants’ interests. Thus, all visitors to ISH 2025 from 17 to 21 March, have the opportunity to benefit to the utmost from their time at the fair.

17 Mar 2023

Impressive comeback of ISH 2023

Tangible solutions for achieving climate protection goals in the building sector were the focus of the ISH in Frankfurt am Main. The sanitary, heating and air-conditioning technology industry is pointing the way to a more sustainable future: decarbonisation, the use of renewable energies and greater energy efficiency are the order of the day. The leading international trade fair celebrates an impressive comeback and exceeds expectations.

9 Mar 2023

How can we achieve the climate goals? – ISH 2023 presents products and technologies

The climate emergency calls for massive CO2 savings, a transition to regenerative sources of energy and the use of more efficient technologies. Solutions for this are already available in the building sector and 2,025 exhibitors from 54 countries are showing what they look like at ISH in Frankfurt am Main from 13 to 17 March 2023. Federal Minister for Housing, Urban Development and Building, Klara Geywitz, opens the world’s leading trade fair for HVAC + Water on 13 March.

28 Feb 2023

ISH Energy: Everything for the energy transition in buildings

Specific solutions for achieving climate-protection goals in the building sector will be on show at ISH 2023 in Frankfurt am Main from 13 to 17 March. In the ISH Energy section alone, over 1,100 exhibitors, including the market leaders, will present their innovations for the heating, air-conditioning and ventilation segments, as well as the intelligent home and building automation market, in Halls 8 to 12 of Frankfurt Fair and Exhibition Centre. ISH Water occupies seven exhibition halls in the eastern section of the Exhibition Centre and brings together around 900 exhibitors.

20 Feb 2023

Design Plus powered by ISH: Jury selects 32 winners

The products that receive the Design Plus powered by ISH innovation award combine a high degree of innovation and special design standards. A jury of experts has selected 32 winners from 133 entries. The award-winning products will be shown during ISH in Frankfurt am Main from 13 to 17 March 2023 in an exclusively positioned special show in Hall 3.1.

14 Feb 2023

ISH Water: The world’s biggest bathroom exhibition

The ISH is once again set to present the sanitation, heating and air-conditioning sector live in Frankfurt am Main. For five days, everything at Frankfurt Fair and Exhibition Centre will revolve around the top themes of sustainability, supply security and the latest design trends. Spread over seven halls, the ISH Water section spotlights technology for the sustainable use of water and modern bathroom design.

30 Jan 2023

ISH 2023: A vibrant host of events, lectures, talks and guided tours just waiting to be experienced

ISH 2023 from 13 to 17 March is being held under the motto ‘Solutions for a Sustainable Future’.

14 Dec 2022

ISH 2023 interim result: growing anticipation

The focus of ISH - The world’s leading trade fair HVAC + Water, from 13 to 17 March 2023, is on marketable solutions for a sustainable future. Currently, the organisers are expecting around 2,000 companies to present their solutions for renewable sources of energy, sustainable water usage and clean air at the leading international trade event for the HVAC and water sector.

6 Dec 2022

ISH 2023: Ventilation with heat recovery – using heat energy efficiently

Demand-controlled ventilation systems with heat recovery can make a substantial contribution to efficient energy use. They cut ventilation heat losses by transferring a large proportion of the heat from the extraction side to the intake side. At ISH, manufacturers offer ventilation systems for all requirements.

14 Nov 2022

ISH 2023: Solutions for a sustainable future

What kind of energy do we use for heating, what ensures hygienically clean air and how much water do we need? Against the background of scarce energy resources, pandemics and climate change, these questions are more relevant than ever before. Exhibitors will present solutions at the ISH from 13 to 17 March 2023 in Frankfurt am Main.

8 Nov 2022

Sustainable, Tiny, Wellbeing and Emotional: the four trends in The Bathroom Experience at ISH 2023

Demographics, climate, urbanisation and lifestyle have a direct impact on the industry’s development. During ISH 2023 – the world’s leading trade fair for HVAC + Water – the Pop up my Bathroom trend platform will be addressing these topics, translating them into stunning visualisations and hosting cross-discipline discussions

20 Jul 2022

Decarbonisation of the heating sector: heat pumps as an important element for the heating transition

The energy transition is inevitable and renewable energies are the key to a sustainable and independent energy supply. But it will not work without innovations and concrete solutions. This is exactly where ISH 2023 comes in with its topics.

24 May 2022

Restart ISH – the industry sets its sights on the future

The trade fair industry is taking off again, society is in a state of upheaval and politics is more challenged than ever. This is precisely where ISH 2023 comes in - it takes aim at the issues of the future, paves the way for achieving goals and delivers concrete solutions.

11 Apr 2022

Joint study by Messe Frankfurt and RWTH Aachen confirms safety of air quality in trade fair halls

Over the past two years, it has been virtually impossible to hold trade fairs, even though many exhibition halls in Germany have sophisticated ventilation systems in place. The health authorities operated on the assumption that, when people breathe, they emit potentially virus-infected aerosols in the same way they emit CO2 and that this would lead to widespread infections with SARS-CoV-2.

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