ISH 2025: Solutions for a Sustainable Future
ISH, the world’s leading trade fair for HVAC and water, opens its doors in Frankfurt, Germany from 17 to 21 March 2025. Over 2,000 exhibitors from 55 countries have signed up to present future-oriented solutions for the complete range of applications in the HVAC and water sector – from modern bathroom design and sustainable heating and air-conditioning technology to the smart home.
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Under the motto ‘solutions for a sustainable future’, ISH 2025 will focus on climate protection and energy efficiency because, as the largest single source of CO2 emissions, the building sector has a huge potential for achieving climate goals.
At the heart of the trade fair are pioneering technologies and concepts for environmentally friendly and efficient heat generation, the conscious use of water and clean, hygienic air. This innovative hub will be distinguished by a new, clear and modern event structure comprising eight solution fields, each tailored precisely to visitors’ specific interests.
The new concept being introduced at ISH 2025 revolves around eight solution fields in which exhibitors present innovative technologies and concepts, thus enabling visitors to find solutions that meet their specific requirements and areas of interest. The solution fields are bathroom, water-bearing systems, installation, heat generation, indoor air, intelligent building management, software, sanitary and HVAC production and innovations for the future.
In addition to the extensive exhibitor list, ISH 2025 also offers an extensive programme of events combining knowledge transfer, networking and creative inspiration.
The ‘Value of Water Conference’ will highlight the importance of water as a resource while the ‘Building Future Conference’ focuses on forward-looking topics relating to construction and building-services technology. The ‘Design Plaza’ is the trends and design meeting place for designers, architects and creative minds. Additionally, inspiring special exhibitions, meeting places for experts from different fields and guided tours offer the ideal opportunity to gather information and make new contacts.
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