Kälte Kolloquium 2026

Event details

On April 21, 2026, Eurovent Certification will organise and participate in the Kälte Kolloquium 2026, a leading technical conference for the refrigeration sector, held at the BMW Welt in Munich, Germany. The event brings together professionals from across the refrigeration industry to exchange on current practices, technological developments and future challenges.

Now in its fourth edition, the Kälte Kolloquium has established itself as a reference event in the German‑speaking refrigeration community. The 2026 edition will focus on “Sustainable cooling supply in industrial and commercial buildings”, with particular attention to system concepts, implementation, energy efficiency and operational reliability.

Designed as a one‑day technical event, the conference offers a structured programme combining expert insights and practical feedback from the field. It provides a platform for engineers, designers, manufacturers and operators to explore how validated performance data and independent certification contribute to reliable, efficient and sustainable refrigeration systems.

💼 Event: Kälte Kolloquium 2026

📍 Location: BMW Welt, Munich, Germany

🗓️ Date: April 21, 2026

Keynotes, technical presentations & case studies

The Kälte Kolloquium 2026 will feature a high‑level technical programme tailored to refrigeration professionals seeking both strategic perspective and real‑world experience.

The day will open with a keynote presentation addressing the transformation of refrigeration technologies and the pathways towards sustainable cooling solutions in industrial and commercial buildings. This session will set the framework by highlighting current challenges, regulatory drivers and future directions for the sector.

A series of technical presentations will then delve into concrete industry topics, including:

• sustainable refrigeration concepts and system design,
• implementation strategies and operational reliability,
• energy efficiency optimisation and performance validation.

These sessions will be complemented by real‑world case studies drawn from practical projects. They will illustrate how refrigeration systems perform under real operating conditions and demonstrate the importance of verified performance data and independent certification in ensuring transparency, reliability and long‑term efficiency.

Together, the keynote, presentations and case studies form a coherent technical programme that supports meaningful exchange, knowledge sharing and informed discussion across the refrigeration value chain.