03/12/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 03/11/2026 23:15
ST. LOUIS (March 12, 2026) - Copeland, a global leader in compression technologies and controls solutions, announced its participation in the 2026 Canadian Mechanical & Plumbing Exposition (CMPX), taking place March 25-27 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. At the event, Copeland will showcase integrated solutions that accelerate the adoption of lower global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants across heating, cooling and refrigeration applications.
The built environment is estimated to account for approximately 40% of global carbon emissions, with commercial buildings and food retail representing significant contributors. Copeland drives progress through innovation that directly supports global sustainability goals - delivering next-generation heating and cooling solutions optimized for lower-GWP refrigerants and enabling safer, more resilient cold chains that protect food and other vital goods from loss.
Across Canada, contractors, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and system designers are balancing performance, costs and evolving efficiency requirements as demand grows for lower-impact refrigerants. Federal incentive programs and Canada's offset protocol are helping accelerate the transition to low-GWP refrigeration systems. To support this shift, Copeland's portfolio is designed to help customers meet these expectations while improving efficiency, reducing environmental impacts, and strengthening long-term system performance.
At CMPX 2026, Copeland will highlight technologies in three key areas:
Michael J. Squires, solution strategy and business development manager for Copeland's Americas business, will present "Lead the Charge in Water Heating Decarbonization" on Thursday, March 26, from 10-10:30 a.m., in Room 705, offering insights into advanced heat pump technologies and strategies supporting building decarbonization.
Visit Copeland at CMPX 2026 in Booth 1503 or at Copeland.com to learn more about how the company is advancing electrification and sustainable HVACR technologies.