Oilon presented its latest low-carbon heating and cooling systems at ASHRAE 2026 in Las Vegas, with a strong focus on heat pump technology, process cooling, and waste heat recovery. The exhibition provided an opportunity to demonstrate how modern system design can support reduced carbon emissions across commercial and industrial buildings.
Visitors to the Oilon stand were introduced to a range of heating and cooling solutions designed for energy-intensive environments where temperature control is essential for daily operations. This included systems that support process cooling demands while also enabling the recovery and reuse of rejected heat within building heating networks.
Waste heat recycling formed a key part of the message shared at the event. Many industrial processes generate surplus heat that is often released into the atmosphere. By recovering this heat and redirecting it back into low-temperature hot water systems, building operators can reduce reliance on traditional heating plants and lower energy consumption across heating and cooling applications.
Heat pump systems on display also demonstrated how simultaneous heating and cooling can be delivered from a single integrated platform. This supports improved system efficiency where buildings require cooling throughout the year, even during colder periods when heating demand increases.
For organisations in the United Kingdom that are planning to reduce carbon output across mechanical services infrastructure, access to proven heating and cooling technology remains essential. Support and technical guidance for Oilon systems in the UK is available through Pure Thermal, who provide project-specific advice for commercial and industrial applications.
Further information on Oilon heat pumps and cooling systems is available by contacting the Pure Thermal team.