Canada Pavilion at ISH China and CIHE 2027

Event type: Trade show

Date: May 12 to 14, 2027

Location: Beijing, China

Venue: China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi District, Beijing)

Industry: Clean technologies, Infrastructure

Registration deadline: December 31, 2026

Who should apply:

Canadian companies offering products, technologies or solutions related to:

  • heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC):
    • boilers
    • water heaters
    • heat pumps
    • radiators
    • floor heating
    • ventilation
    • air-conditioning
  • smart building and intelligent control
  • home comfort
    • fresh air
    • air purification
    • water purification
  • plumbing
    • pipe
    • pump
    • valve 

Event description

The China International Trade Fair for Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning, Sanitation, Home Comfort & and Urban Renewal Equipment and Technology (ISH China & CIHE) is a large trade fair focusing on sustainable HVAC technologies and comfort systems supply chain.

The 2026 edition attracted around 1000 exhibitors and 76,000 visitors from 81 countries and regions. The fair featured over 60 industry conference sessions or forums and facilitated business connections through buyer delegations and business matchmakings. Participants and visitors typically include:

  • construction companies and contractors
  • agents, distributors, wholesalers
  • manufacturing industry stakeholders
  • heating and thermo-electric companies
  • estate management companies
  • industrial end users and property developers

The 2027 edition will take place in Beijing from May 12 to 14, 2027. It will showcase products and solutions across five segments:

  • heating solutions
  • energy solutions
  • water solutions
  • comfort solutions
  • installation and intelligence

Canada Pavilion

The Embassy of Canada to China is seeking expressions of interest from Canadian companies interested in participating in a proposed Canada Pavilion at ISH China & CIHE 2027.

China is one of the world's largest markets for HVAC, building equipment, energy-efficiency and urban renewal technologies. Ongoing investments in building retrofits, energy-efficiency improvements and low-carbon development continue to drive demand for innovative solutions. This presents opportunities for Canadian companies to showcase their expertise, explore potential business partnerships and gain insights into market trends and customer needs.

 Subject to sufficient industry interest and final approval, the Embassy is considering organizing a Canada Pavilion to showcase Canadian technologies and help participating companies connect with Chinese buyers, distributors, contractors, developers and other key industry stakeholders.

Objectives

The proposed pavilion aims to:

  • showcase Canadian innovation and expertise in sustainable building technologies
  • increase the visibility of participating Canadian companies in the Chinese market
  • facilitate connections with potential buyers, distributors and business partners
  • support companies in assessing opportunities and market trends in China
  • strengthen Canada's profile as a leader in sustainable and low-carbon development

Participation costs

Each company is expected to contribute approximately CAD 1,000 toward shared pavilion costs, including exhibition space rental and booth construction. The final amount will depend on the pavilion design and number of participants.

Participating companies will also be responsible for their own travel and accommodation, shipping of products, samples and promotional materials, logistics, customs fees and other related expenses.

Express your interest

To express your interest in participating in the proposed Canada Pavilion, contact Mei Kai (kai.mei@international.gc.ca), Trade Commissioner for Infrastructure and Forestry at the Embassy of Canada to China.

This call for expressions of interest is intended to assess industry demand. The Canada Pavilion is subject to sufficient participation and final approval.

Benefits of participating

  • Gain insights and market intelligence
  • Develop a first-hand understanding of the opportunities and challenges of doing business in foreign markets
  • Meet key commercial entities, including potential buyers and/or partners
  • Increase visibility of your products or services
  • Receive on-the-ground assistance from the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service
  • Compare your product/service with international competitors 

Contact us

Mei Kai

Trade Commissioner | Infrastructure and forestry
Beijing, China
kai.mei@international.gc.ca

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