Updated: ATMOsphere conference series expands to Asia: registration now open!

ATMOsphere Asia 2014 - Technology & Innovation, will provide domestic and international industry professionals, end-users, associations and governments with the opportunity to network and progress toward the global acceptance of Asian natural refrigerant technology, as well as bring international suppliers to Asia. During several of the sessions, manufacturers and end-users will be discussing the viability of systems using hydrocarbons. 

Change of dates

Originally scheduled to take place in September 2013, the organisers of ATMOsphere Asia have decided to shift the conference dates until 3 - 5 February 2014. The reason for the change is that the new conference dates will now correspond with a key industry event for the Asian market, HVAC&R Japan 2014, which will be held from 28 - 31 January. Linking the dates of the events allows key international players and other Asian suppliers and end-users to participate in both the major trade show and ATMOsphere Asia 2014. 

Accompanying the change of dates is an extenstion of the early bird discount rate and the deadline for case study submissions to September 30, 2013. 


Event details

Held from February 3-5, 2014 at the Shin Marunouchi Building in Tokyo, Japan, this conference will feature a unique methodology providing attendees with the opportunity to network through: individual business meetings, receptions, targeted discussions featuring an interactive polling method, and visits to supplier plants and/or end-user facilities using natural refrigerants. Participants are expected from international markets such as: Japan, India, South East Asia and other Asian regions.

The main objective of ATMOsphere Asia 2014 is to serve as a forum for productive exchanges between leading end-users, suppliers, government representatives and associations, to help bring Asian natural refrigerant technology faster to global markets and international suppliers to Asia.

During the event, the first results from the “Guide Japan 2014 for Natural Refrigerants” will be showcased and shortly after the conclusion of the conference, an ATMOsphere Asia summary report will be published.

Registration

Take advantage of the a special promotional offer:

• Early Bird rate: ¥ 10,000 discount (approx. 90 EURO) available to all registrants before September 30, 2013.

Registration now open here!

View the ATMOsphere Asia 2014 most recent program

Call for Technology Case Studies

For the opportunity to present at ATMOsphere Asia 2014, stay tuned for the Call for Technology Case Studies to be issues towards the end of April via the event website www.ATMO.org.

View call for case studies on ATMO.org

 First confirmed Sponsors

• Panasonic: Japanese manufacturer of refrigeration and heat pump technologies.
• Mayekawa: Japanese manufacturer of heating and cooling systems using natural refrigerants.
• Yamato Corporation: engineering company specialised in planning, designing, installation and maintenance for freezing and refrigeration facilities and HVAC.
• Nihon Netsugen Systems: Japanese manufacturer of refrigeration systems using screw compressors, such as heat pumps
• AlfaLaval: specialising in heat transfer, separation and fluid handling with production in Europe, Asia, the US and Latin America.
• Dorin: Italian manufacturer specialising in a wide range of compressors.
• Kawasaki: Kawasaki Thermal Engineering, manufacturer of absorption chillers and packaged boilers for the industrial HVAC&R industries.
• SWEP: developer of brazed heat exchangers for gas cooler applications for industrial and transport cooling, as well as supermarket refrigeration
• Obrist Engineering: company focused on the development of environmentally friendly systems and components for AC and heating with a stronghold in the automotive market

Sponsorship opportunities still available

For the opportunity to increase your company activity in Asian markets, have an exhibition space and free participation benefits, please contact the organiser at asia@ATMO.org.