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Samsung Electronics models introduce the high-efficiency heat pump solution EHS All-in-One. / Samsung Electronics

Samsung Electronics announced on the 16th that it is participating in the World Climate Industry Expo 2026, held at BEXCO in Busan from the 16th to the 18th, to showcase energy-saving solutions combining high-efficiency home appliances centered on its high-efficiency heat pump solution, EHS All-in-One.

Co-hosted by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment and the Busan Metropolitan City, this year's World Climate Industry Expo is held under the theme "The Great Transformation by Climate Tech: A Leap Toward a Decarbonized World."

Samsung Electronics set up an independent exhibition booth spanning approximately 270 square meters (about 82 pyeong) to showcase its energy technology leadership across global markets through a diverse array of energy-saving solutions, ranging from everyday home appliances to AI data centers and large-scale commercial HVAC systems.

The booth was designed for visitors to intuitively experience Samsung Electronics' energy solutions expanding across residential, commercial, and industrial domains, utilizing coordinated lighting effects linking interconnected devices with strategically placed screens.

Front and center is the EHS All-in-One, a residential heat pump solution that integrates cooling, heating, and hot water supply through a single outdoor unit. The system offers superior space efficiency and installation convenience compared to conventional setups that require separate air conditioning units and boilers. Designed to provide cooling in the summer, it represents a next-generation customized solution optimized for Korea's climate and distinct four seasons.

Samsung Electronics presented four-season operating scenarios—winter heating, summer cooling, and hot water supply for spring and autumn—while also highlighting remote monitoring via the SmartThings app alongside B2B integrated management linked with SmartThings Pro.

The EHS Heat Pump Boiler serves as a high-efficiency heating solution that utilizes electricity and naturally occurring air source heat to deliver indoor heating and domestic hot water.

Samsung Electronics also unveiled an HVAC lineup portfolio built on its partnership with FläktGroup, which it acquired last year.

By presenting cooling solutions for AI data centers—where heat dissipation has emerged as a core challenge amid recent AI industry growth—as well as central air conditioning systems for high-tech industrial complexes and commercial buildings, the company demonstrated its expanding capabilities across the B2B sector.

"This expo highlights Samsung Electronics' comprehensive energy-saving capabilities, spanning high-efficiency appliances to HVAC solutions for AI data centers and smart buildings," said Lim Sung-taek, executive vice president of Samsung Electronics' Digital Appliances (DA) Business. "By combining AI-driven high-efficiency product technology with distinct Samsung services that customers can trust, we will lead innovation in energy conservation."

                                                                                                              Ahn So-yeon