Exhibition at Global District Energy Days 2018
The exhibition ran alongside the conference on Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 September 2018 at the Scandic Grand Marina in Helsinki. It brought together leading technology providers, service companies, and industry organisations from across the district heating and cooling sector.
Exhibitors had the opportunity to connect with professionals, policymakers, and experts attending the conference — a focused audience driving the future of district energy in Europe and beyond.
Exhibitor Resources
Plan & List of Exhibitors
The exhibition floor plan and the full list of participating companies, showing booth locations and exhibitor profiles for the 2018 event.
Manual & Order Forms
Practical information for booth setup, including technical specifications, furniture and equipment order forms, and on-site services available at Scandic Grand Marina.
Terms & Conditions
The standard terms and conditions governing exhibition participation, covering allocation, payment, cancellation, and liability provisions.
Why Exhibit
The 2018 Global District Energy Days offered exhibitors direct access to a specialised international audience. The exhibition area was integrated into the conference venue, ensuring high footfall during breaks, lunches, and the welcome reception.
- Meet decision-makers from utilities, municipalities, and energy agencies
- Demonstrate products and services to a qualified technical audience
- Build brand visibility within the European district energy network
- Network with peers at the intersection of policy, technology, and market development
The exhibition floor at the Scandic Grand Marina was thoughtfully arranged to encourage meaningful dialogue between exhibitors and the many conference delegates moving through the halls over the two days. Displays ranged from large-scale technical demonstrations to more intimate information stands, giving each participating company room to showcase its latest offerings in a setting designed for productive conversation. The proximity of the exhibition to the main conference sessions meant that professionals, policymakers, and technical experts could easily step between presentations and the show floor, creating a natural rhythm of learning and networking. For many attendees, the exhibition served as a practical complement to the programme, offering a tangible look at the technologies and services shaping the future of district heating and cooling across Europe.