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Emerson brings together stalwarts from the HVACR industry to find faster ways to adopt efficient technologies while keeping costs under check. Emerson Climate Technologies, the world's leading provider of heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) solutions, has initiated a series of 'Emerson Climate Connect' programmes in India. The company focuses on the unique and changing needs of India's HVACR industry. The programmes tackle the pressing challenges that the HVACR industry is facing today. These include developing and marketing energy efficient products while ensuring manufacturing costs do not shoot up inappropriately. The first two events from the series were held on March 14-21, 2014 at Chennai and Bengaluru respectively, and have already sparked considerable interest. A galaxy of Emerson's OEM partners participated in the event. Sridar Narayanswami, Vice President and Managing Director, Emerson Climate Technologies (India) Ltd said, "Globally, manufacturers are looking at optimising costs and providing services more effectively. The Indian market is no different. We are striving to develop more and more energy efficient solutions, while ensuring that our offerings are tailored for the unique requirements of the Indian industry. We are curretly positioned in the industry with a perfect mix of a wide range of solutions and a great set of partners." The programme The programmes elaborated on the various environmental and energy challenges that are faced by the HVACR industry in India today. The highlight of the event was the showcase of the entire range of Emerson Climate Technologies' products for various air-conditioning applications, for the benefit of the industry. The showcase included the modulated systems developed for commercial air-conditioning systems with VRF, precision AC and chillers. Also, on the agenda was the use of heat-pumps for water heating and cooling and its environmental and energy efficiency benefits. Detailed case studies demonstrating the use of heat pumps at a 3-star hotel and on the campus of an IT major made the discussion robust and interactive. The heart-warming response of the industry to the two programmes was very encouraging. The 'Emerson Climate Connect' series has similar programmes planned in various other cities across India. (Communication by the management of the company)