Pakistan HVACR Expo 2026 is underway in Karachi, bringing together leading players from heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, and associated technology sectors. Among the prominent participants at the 31st edition of the exhibition is DWP Group, which is engaging visitors at its booth in Hall No. 2 at Karachi Expo Center. The company is presenting the latest HVAC innovations from GREE Pakistan, inviting industry professionals, partners, and customers to explore advanced climate control technologies designed for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Attendees are also being encouraged to interact with the team, capture moments at the booth, and share their experience online using the hashtag #GREEatHVACR.
At the exhibition, DWP Group is highlighting GREE’s latest HVAC solutions that focus on energy efficiency, environmental responsibility, and smart performance optimization. The showcased portfolio reflects evolving market requirements where sustainable cooling and heating systems are becoming central to infrastructure planning. With rising urbanization and increasing demand for reliable climate control, HVAC manufacturers are emphasizing inverter technology, improved energy ratings, and smart connectivity features. Through its presence at the expo, DWP Group is reinforcing its distribution strength and after sales support capabilities while demonstrating how modern HVAC systems can address Pakistan’s climate challenges and growing commercial needs. The booth activity underscores the importance of direct engagement with contractors, consultants, and project developers who rely on proven performance and technical support when selecting large scale installations.
Alongside HVAC solutions, DWP Technologies is also participating in HVACR 2026 with a focus on critical physical infrastructure and the growing importance of AI Ready Data Centers in Pakistan. As digital transformation accelerates across industries, data center capacity and performance have become essential components of national technology development. At the expo, DWP Technologies highlighted the strategic role of high performance infrastructure in supporting artificial intelligence workloads, cloud computing, and enterprise digital services. The discussion extended beyond traditional cooling requirements to address the complexities of managing high density AI racks, where thermal loads are significantly higher than conventional server environments.
Cooling strategies for AI driven, high density environments were discussed by Mr. Munib Khawaja, who emphasized the need for precision cooling, optimized airflow management, and energy efficient system design. His session reinforced the company’s commitment to delivering sustainable and high performance data center solutions that are capable of meeting future computational demands. As Pakistan continues to expand its digital ecosystem, the integration of advanced HVAC technologies with data center infrastructure is becoming increasingly important. Through its dual presence at the 31st Pakistan HVACR Expo 2026, DWP Group and DWP Technologies are demonstrating how climate control expertise and data center engineering can align to support both physical infrastructure and the country’s expanding digital economy.
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