Alberic is thrilled to participate in the Intelligent Building Systems (IBS) 2024 conference, set to take place on November 13 and 14 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. This annual event is a key gathering for industry professionals, focused on the latest advancements in energy performance, building automation, and digital innovations designed to transform the future of smart buildings.
The 14th edition of IBS comes at a pivotal time, as energy efficiency in buildings becomes crucial to achieving sustainability goals. Driven by regulations like the BACS (Building Automation and Control Systems) decrees, the market for building automation and control has been performing well and shows a strong outlook for growth, especially in renovations. With buildings still representing the largest sector of energy consumption in France—and accounting for 123 million tons of CO₂ emissions—smart building technologies are essential to advancing the energy transition. IBS serves as an ideal platform for discussing technical, economic, and human-centered solutions to these challenges.
This year, the focus at IBS will be on cutting-edge solutions, including artificial intelligence applications, advanced IoT capabilities, and new-generation software and supervision tools for intelligent and resilient building management. The conference will showcase innovations that not only enhance energy efficiency but also support the integration of renewable energy sources, energy storage, and electric mobility, making the event highly relevant for everyone involved in the smart building ecosystem.
We invite you to visit us at Booth E29 to discover how our services can contribute to building smarter, more energy-efficient systems. Request a free VIP entrance ticket for exclusive benefits, including:
- Free access to the Intelligent Building Systems event
- Full access to all conferences and workshops
- Free entry to the Smart Club VIP area with an open bar
- Vestiaire (coat check)
For more details or to schedule a meeting, please reach out to Vincent Pouvreau at vincent.pouvreau@alberic.be.
