TASHKENT, October 6. /Dunyo IA/. Today, the 14^th International Exhibition “Aquatherm Tashkent 2026” dedicated to modern technologies in the fields of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, water supply, sanitary ware, environmental solutions and renewable energy sources commenced its work in Tashkent, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Exhibition takes place on October 6–8 at the “Uzekspocentre” National Exhibition Complex. This year, more than 200 companies and brands from 11 countries - Belarus, China, Germany, Iran, Italy, Kazakhstan, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Russia, Türkiye and Uzbekistan are participating in the exhibition.

Exposition covers a wide range of equipment and technologies for building and public utility infrastructure. In particular, heating equipment, pipes, fittings and valves, water supply and sewerage systems, ventilation and climate control equipment, control and measuring instruments, automation systems and sanitary ware products are presented.

Special attention is paid to modern energy-efficient solutions, including heat pumps, intelligent heating systems, pumping equipment, water purification technologies and autonomous sewage systems.

Within the framework of the exhibition, national and collective expositions are operational. In particular, China Pavilion presents a wide range of Chinese solutions for residential, industrial, and commercial facilities. A collective exposition of companies from the Moscow Region of the Russian Federation has also been organized, showcasing equipment for water supply and sewerage, ventilation and air conditioning, heating, thermal insulation, and sanitary ware.

Business program includes masterclasses, test drives of professional equipment, and meetings with industry specialists. For installers, a professional skill competition titled “TEKHNAR PRO UZBEKISTAN!”has been organized.

Exhibition also establishes a platform for forging new business contacts, searching for equipment suppliers, and discussing current issues regarding the development of engineering systems and public utility infrastructure.