Mostra Convegno Expocomfort (MCE) Asia exhibition is returning for a third edition in Singapore at the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre from 12 to 14 September 2017.

The exhibition will continue to focus on energy efficiency in HVAC-R, plumbing, sanitary accessories and solar energy equipment.

MCE Asia 2017 attendees will be able to meet leading brands including AGC Asia Pacific,  Ariston Thermo,  AAF, Belimo Actuators, ebm-papst, Reflex Winkelmann, Big Ass Fans, Camfil and more. The exhibition will have an increased European presence, as well as companies from Canada, China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan.

“We are excited to be showcasing our latest innovations among fellow industry giants at MCE Asia 2017. Among the many marketing outreach channels that Reed Exhibitions (the organiser) has planned for us, we’re particularly looking forward to the Mostra Xchange seminar where we will be sharing the deep know-how for our latest products,” said AAF Singapore general manager William Wong.

MCE Asia 2017 will deliver personalised recommendations of exhibitor products based on data insights gleaned during the visitor’s online pre-registration.

The exhibition is also launching the online Learning Resource Centre where the building community can easily access complimentary industry content to help them keep abreast of the latest know-how and trend.

The Mostra Xchange seminar will once again be offered to bring together the brightest minds internationally to share their insights on latest trends and opportunities in Southeast Asia.

MCE Asia 2017 is one of the anchor trade events of the Singapore Green Building Week and is supported by prominent industry organisations like the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore, Singapore Green Building Council and ASHRAE (Singapore Chapter).

MCE Asia 2017 will be held alongside the tenth edition of BEX Asia and the International Green Building Conference (IGBC). Together these events are expected to have more than 450 exhibiting companies internationally and over 12,000 trade visitors across Southeast Asia.