New Presentation Topics Announced for Upcoming Global CaaS E-Summit

More speakers are being confirmed to present their experiences at the 1 December Global Cooling as a Service E-Summit, including Carrier, Kaer, MGM Innova Group, and the Airports Council International regional Latin America and the Caribbean (ACI-LAC).

The agenda for the upcoming Global CaaS E-Summit is taking shape and more companies from around the world are committing to present at the virtual 1 December event. Registrations are also steadily climbing and interested parties are invited to register to ensure they do not miss what promises to be a very informative global showcase of this innovative business model.

As a pioneer of cooling servitization, Kaer will be sharing their experiences from India and Singapore, talking about their active projects, their vision, as well as their involvement with CaaS. 

MGM Innova Group will share insights into how they have been investing in Cooling as a Service, by owning and operating the cooling assets for commercial air-conditioning users.

The Airports Council International’s Latin America and the Caribbean (ACI-LAC), which is that region’s branch of ACI, office will be discussing the challenges for airports in engaging with energy efficient, innovative technologies and why CaaS provides an interesting solution. 

Carrier will speak about their participation in CaaS, also looking at active projects and opportunities ahead. 

Many more speakers are to be announced soon.

Hosted by the Basel Agency for Sustainable Energy (BASE), the CaaS E-Summit will take place from 8.30 to 19.00 CET on the 1st of December and highlight how this cooling servitisation business model works. It will bring together business and building managers, financial institutions and investment funds, cooling equipment manufactures and contractors, energy service companies, and experts from various disciplines interested in the mechanics of the model.

A provisional agenda* for the E-Summit has been announced, featuring parallel sessions, panel discussions, and various interactive features to engage audiences from around the world. The programme is split into two to cover the Africa and ASEAN regions in the morning, and the LATAM region in the afternoon – accommodating the various time zones of these regions.

The event will include plenary sessions, match-making opportunities and an exposition hall with booths to meet some of the key implementers of Cooling as a Service.

Find out more about the provisional agenda and structure of the event.

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*Agenda subject to change