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For many years, HVAC software development mostly meant writing code. It required automation skills, knowledge of controllers, experience with control logic, and considerable patience. Each new feature was the result of hours of development, verification, debugging, and continuous testing on physical prototypes. Today, that model is no longer sufficient. HVAC units have become extremely complex systems.

Skip to Content Global Brazil China Czech Republic & Slovakia France Germany India Italy Korea Mexico New Zealand Poland Russia Spain Thailand U.K. Ukraine U.S.A. Published Date 8/27/26 7:00 AM Usually, remote access to the controllers of refrigeration units was perceived as an ancillary function, useful above all for monitoring or for the occasional consultation of alarms, generally with the help of supervision systems. In recent years, however, operational needs have changed significantly.

CAREL will be one of the key exhibitors at Chillventa 2026, taking place in Nuremberg from 13 to 15 October. At stands 104 and 110 in Hall 6, the company will present its exhibition concept, “Invisible intelligence behind your applications”, dedicated to control technologies, digital services and application expertise that support the evolution of HVAC/R systems. CAREL’s presence will focus on four main themes.

According to the Project Management Institute, a project is: “A temporary endeavour undertaken to create a unique product, service or result.” So, what is a project without a timeline? A wish, an intention or a simple to-do list. Poetic, perhaps, but hardly effective. The three core constraints of any project, historically known as the Project Management Triangle or the Triple Constraint, are: Scope: What needs to be done.

CAREL has launched a new corporate website, designed to make it easier for customers, partners and stakeholders to find the information they need and gain a clearer understanding of the Group. The new website provides a single, accessible space where visitors can explore who CAREL is, how it creates value through innovation and how it translates its responsibilities into concrete commitments.

CAREL announces the acquisition of 100% of the share capital of Cotes, a provider of innovative and energy-efficient solutions for desiccant dehumidification. Founded in 1986 and headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, Cotes specialises in the design, development, production and commercialisation of desiccant dehumidifiers for industrial applications that require reliable and precise humidity control.

Build faster. Validate earlier. Deliver better software. HVAC/R manufacturers are facing a new level of complexity: shorter development cycles, increasingly connected units, higher software quality expectations and growing cybersecurity requirements. STone is CAREL’s advanced programming ecosystem designed to help technical teams develop, test and maintain HVAC/R control software with greater speed, consistency and confidence.

CAREL has published its new white paper, “Gen AI in HVAC/R: making it more reliable. From prompt engineering to context engineering”, dedicated to the use of generative artificial intelligence in the HVAC/R sector and to the conditions needed to turn it into an effective tool supporting analysis, decisions and work quality.

Skip to Content Global Brazil China Czech Republic & Slovakia France Germany India Italy Korea Mexico New Zealand Poland Russia Spain Thailand U.K. Ukraine U.S.A. Published Date 6/25/26 7:00 AM The themes promoted by World Refrigeration Day – including energy efficiency, the reduction of refrigerant gas emissions, skills development, technological innovation and, this year in particular, “cooling intelligence” – provide an ideal framework for understanding the strategic value of a preventive...

CAREL presents its new white paper, “Energy efficiency in food retail stores. Regulatory and technical aspects, and AI tools”, an in-depth document dedicated to the challenges and opportunities linked to energy optimisation in large-scale retail stores. In a scenario marked by volatile energy costs, evolving European and global regulations, and growing focus on ESG objectives, energy efficiency is becoming increasingly strategic for the food retail sector.