PROGRAMME 2025

25-27 November 2025

Hall 4

You can expect an exciting stage full of valuable presentations and inspiring panel discussions on the future of heat supply on all three days of HEATEXPO this year. Discover innovative solutions and the latest technologies that are advancing the heating transition - practical and future-orientated.

25-27 November 2025

Hall 4

This central meeting point for all stakeholders in municipal heating planning offers the opportunity to take an in-depth look at the challenges and opportunities of heating planning in large cities, smaller towns, municipalities and districts in round tables, keynote speeches and discussion panels. Well-known partners such as the German Association of Cities, the German Association of Towns and Municipalities, the German Association of Districts, ASEW and NRW.Energy4Climate will provide an in-depth exchange of expertise.

Conference rooms North Entrance

The conference is THE meeting place for the waste heat community in Germany. It brings together leading experts from business, science, energy supply, local government and politics to discuss innovative strategies and solutions for utilising unavoidable waste heat.

More information: https://izes.eu/events/bundesabwaermetagung/

Conference rooms North Entrance

KlimaForum.NRW is a central platform for exchange on climate protection and the energy transition in North Rhine-Westphalia. With the format KLIMA.FORUM unterwegs, the network brings current issues and innovative solutions directly to where change is being shaped - to the regions, to projects, to the people. At HeatExpo, KlimaForum.NRW offers exciting impulses, practical discussions and networking around municipal heat planning, decarbonization and sustainable energy supply.

25-27 November 2025

Hall 4, 4.B20 – Danish community stand

Compass for the future of district heating

Eleven leading Danish companies have joined forces with representatives from the utility industry at the Danish joint stand to share decades of innovation and expertise with our German colleagues. Denmark has made remarkable progress in district heating, with 67% household coverage and already 80% renewable energy integration.

Four key topics were selected to present the Danish approach and development experiences...