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INTERMAT Paris 2024: 5 things you dont want to miss

24/04/2024, 08:04

CEO Oscar Lundberg and HR & Operations Manager Josefine Stenberg. Image: IndustryRadar

INTERMAT Paris 2024 is a premier trade show for sustainable construction solutions and technologies, held every three years. This year's edition, from April 24-27, will welcome nearly 1,000 exhibitors showcasing materials, equipment, and solutions for major projects and the building industry. Here are 5 things you don`t want to miss!

Dan Görgü

Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with the IndustryRadar team at their stand 6 H084. in Hall 6 – Buildings & Concrete Sector.

5 Events You Don’t Want to Miss:

Energy, Climate: Europe in Tune

Wednesday, April 24, 10:00 – 10:30

Domenico CAMPOGRANDE, Riccardo Viaggi et Michel Petit-Jean, respectively Managing Director – European Construction Industry Federation (FIEC) in Belgium, General Secretary – CECE and General Secretary – ERA (European Rental Association) will talk about “Energy, climate: Europe in tune”.

Round Table: Optimised Logistics: A Real Lever for Low-Carbon Development

Thursday, April 25, 14:00 – 15:30

Pascal Petit-Jean, Secretary General of FICIME, will lead a round table discussion on the theme of “Meeting the challenge of the circular economy and recycling”, with Iván Martinsanz, Managing Head of Putzmeister France, at his side.

Round Table: 3D Printing Serving Low-Carbon Construction

Friday, April 26, 14:00 – 15:30

Laure Regnaud, Director of the Ecole Française du Béton Foundation, will lead a round table discussion on the theme of “3D printing for decarbonisation”

The Circular Economy in the Construction Equipments

Friday, April 26, 15:00 – 15:30

Jérémy Cantin (Vensys), Christine Champoiral (Montabert), Alexandre Guillaume (MS) and Holger Pietzsch (Moog Construction) will talk about “Circular economy in the construction equipments”.

Methodology for Electrifying an Off-Road Vehicle and Anticipating Its Performance

Friday, April 26, 16:00 – 17:00

The presentation will highlight the main stages of this methodology through its application to a mini-excavator demonstrator. What sets this project apart is that it calls into question conventional system architectures and estimates the demonstrator’s performance at a very early stage.