As decarbonization becomes a sales language, the industry needs better proof—not louder slogans. Sustainability is no longer a side note in HVACR. It sits at the center of tenders, boardroom strategy, product launches, and customer messaging. That shift is understandable. Manufacturers face pressure from regulations, ESG expectations, and rising customer scrutiny. Contractors and consultants are expected to recommend future-ready systems. End users want lower emissions, lower energy bills, and fewer compliance headaches. But one uncomfortable question is becoming harder to

EuroShop 2026 in Düsseldorf put retail infrastructure back in focus, and refrigeration was one of the clearest technology signals on the show floor. For commercial refrigeration teams, the message was practical: retailers want solutions that reduce climate impact while delivering measurable results in daily operation. CO2 continued to dominate “future-ready” system discussions, while propane and ammonia appeared as important options in specific architectures and packaged solutions. A second thread cut across many exhibitor messages: refrigeration is increasingly managed as a co

Partner's material  On the occasion of EuroShop 2026, the Arneg Group presented “A World of Values”, a statement of identity even before being an exhibition concept. A clear message: innovation only makes sense when it generates concrete, shared and lasting value. Within the 2,300 m² exhibition space, visited by thousands of industry professionals, Arneg presented its vision of the retail of the future through an integrated ecosystem of solutions combining technology, sustainability and industrial culture. “A World of Values” represents the Group’s commitment to: de