Singapore International Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Equipment Exhibition

 Exhibition time:  September 2 -4, 2020

 Introduction to the exhibition 

One of Southeast Asian Professional HVAC Exhibitions

The Singapore Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Equipment Exhibition MCE Asia is hosted by the well-known organizing committee Lizhan Expo International Exhibition Company and will be held in Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore from September 4 to 6 in 2019.  It will be held in the same period as Singapore building materials bexaia.

The effect of the exhibition is good: the exhibition covers the whole industrial chain, bringing together many engineers, owners, developers, consultants and architects, covering the application fields of commerce (office/retail), industry, hotel industry, public facilities, etc.

Strong professionalism: Relying on the strong strategic partnership with Singapore government, namely, Singapore Construction Bureau (BCA) and Singapore Green Building Committee (SGBC), according to Yingtuo exhibition statistics, the exhibition has attracted a large number of people in the industry to exchange, establish contacts and carry out business, and the number of participants has increased year by year.  It has attracted leading enterprises.
Good market expectations: With the rapid growth of demand for HVAC products in the global market, the Asian market has gradually become the center of its rapid development, bearing high expectations for the development of the HVAC industry.  Looking at the HVAC market situation in Asia, with the acceleration of urbanization and the rapid development of the construction industry, the green construction industry has received extensive attention, providing broader development space and market opportunities for energy-saving and green concept products, and has received strong support from government departments.



 Market analysis 

Singapore's economy is driven by foreign trade, dominated by electronics, petrochemical, finance, shipping and service industries. It is highly dependent on the markets of the United States, Japan, Europe and neighboring countries. Its total foreign trade is 4 times the GDP.  Singapore has set a major green target. By 2030, 80% of Singapore's buildings will need to meet the "green" standard and a large number of building facilities will need to be upgraded.  According to the SHOWGUIDE exhibition navigation survey, the total potential capital for green building transactions in the Asia-Pacific region is expected to exceed us $760 billion. by 2020, the efficiency improvement in southeast Asia may reach 12%-30%, equivalent to saving us $15-43 billion in electricity.  With its huge energy-saving potential, Southeast Asia has become an emerging market, providing business opportunities for energy efficiency technologies, products and service providers.

According to the Singapore government's green building plan, air ventilation and purification systems must be replaced or installed before 2030 to meet the new standards for green buildings.  The introduction of this plan will involve the renovation of more than 80% of the existing buildings and the installation of new construction projects, which is a very good market opportunity.  Sino-Singapore economic and trade cooperation has achieved remarkable results. Singapore is China's 10th largest trading partner while China is Singapore's 3rd largest trading partner.  Singapore is China's second largest trading partner and third largest export market in ASEAN. Singapore has become China's sixth largest foreign direct investment destination.

 Last review 

Exhibition area: about 5,000 square meters

Number of exhibitors: 498 exhibitors

Audience: 10,654

 Scope of exhibits 

1, wood heating, heating equipment, parts, tools, appliances, heat fittings, centrifugal pumps, pipe fittings;

2, cooling equipment, air conditioning equipment, ventilation, commercial and industrial cooling equipment;

3. Water treatment, pumps, valves and piping systems;

4. Energy, Photoelectricity, Solar Energy, Thermoelectricity, Bioenergy, Symbiotic Energy, Insulation;

5. Service.