The ClimaCom team successfully conducted its annual technical training sessions for installers and service technicians, reaching over 400 participants across the cities of Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, and Burgas.
During the training, specialists were introduced to the latest updates and best practices for working with Mitsubishi Electric products, ensuring the highest service standards for our customers.
The training covered the full product range in the following categories:
It is essential for all ClimaCom partners to complete these annual technical trainings to gain the necessary knowledge and skills for working with Mitsubishi Electric HVAC systems.
We thank all participants for their dedication and professionalism!
One of the important events in our annual calendar is coming up – the training for installers and service technicians of Mitsubishi Electric HVAC equipment, which will be held in the period 07 – 11 April 2025.
This is an opportunity for our partners to upgrade their knowledge, improve their skills and get acquainted with the latest developments in Mitsubishi Electric technologies. The training aims to implement best practices and reinforce the high standards that we maintain for our customers.
We are glad that we were able to support the “Days of Japanese Culture in Bulgaria” for another year and to be a general sponsor of the “Day of Japanese Martial Arts and Cultural Traditions”.
At the event, where ClimaCom was a gold sponsor, visitors had the opportunity to watch demonstrations of various Japanese martial arts, as well as enjoy a tea ceremony in a separate corner. The organizers of the event had made possible that the guests tasted sushi and put on Japanese kimonos in order to immerse themselves in the atmosphere and traditions as much as possible.
In 2024, Japan and Bulgaria celebrate several important anniversaries in their relations – 115 years since the beginning of official contacts between the two countries and 85 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations.
This year, in the period September – December, the Embassy of Japan in Bulgaria realized the 35th anniversary edition of the “Days of Japanese Culture”. The program included a total of 25 events in six cities in Bulgaria, which attracted more than 35,000 visitors.
The leading international trade fair for the HVAC sector – Chillventa will take place from 8 to 10 October, in Nuremberg. It is unrivalled globally for its comprehensive view of cooling and air conditioning, insulation, ventilation, heat pumps and automation technologies.
For those who want to keep up with new technologies, Chillventa is an event that cannot be missed. Its distinctive focus attracts leading experts, making it an absolute must for the sector.
A day before the exhibition itself, highly qualified lecturers will share their knowledge from research, development and practice. This will happen at the Chillventa Congress. And during the three days of the exhibition, many presentations of experts will provoke discussions on current topics.
Energy efficiency, heat pump systems and refrigerants in the context of sustainability and the circular economy will be at the forefront. Attention will be paid to the IT security of refrigeration systems, eco-design and waste heat recovery in data centers.
Four specialized forums will be available to visit during the exhibition:
“Application, Training and Regulations”, which will rely on advanced trainings, as well as amendments to laws, standards and regulations.
“Practical guide to digitalization” – here we will expect various interviews and exciting discussions.
A specialized forum “Refrigeration Equipment” will reflect the global topics that affect the industry and will examine specific problems in depth.
And last but not least, the forum for air conditioning, ventilation and heat pumps will be dominated by heat pumps this time.
This year, MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC will participate with its own stand, where it will present a variety of solutions for the challenges of heating and cooling residential, hotel and office buildings, commercial buildings and industrial enterprises.
The focus will be on the use of natural refrigerants in MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC heat pump and air conditioning systems.
For yet another year ClimaCom held its annual technical training for installers and service technicians of air conditioning equipment Mitsubishi Electric in the period 22.04. – 26.04.2024. This time, as usual, there was great interest in the training and the participants were more than 400 in five cities in the country – Sofia, Plovdiv, Stara Zagora, Burgas and Varna.
New R290 monobloc.
Going through the annual technical training gives our partners the necessary skills to work with Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning equipment, as well as a license for installation and service.
What distinguishes PXZ and where do they find application?
The hybrid multisplit air-to-air and air-to-water PXZ series is the new addition to Mitsubishi Electric’s product line.
Thanks to this innovation, end users will now be able to cool and heat their home with only one outdoor unit, while also relying on domestic hot water supply and hot water heating!
The PXZ outdoor unit is available in two sizes: model PXZ-4F75VG with a power of 7.50 kW, which allows you to connect a maximum of 4 indoor units (1 air-to-water unit + 3 air-to-air indoor units) and model PXZ-5F85VG with 8.50 kW, which allows you to add a maximum of 5 indoor units (1 air-to-water unit + 4 indoor air-to-air units).
The compact design of the PXZ outdoor unit makes it possible to install it in tight spaces, and Quiet mode ensures quiet operation while cooling or heating your home.
PXZ guarantees a maximum water outlet temperature of 55°C to -1°C outdoor temperature.
Indoor units can be in all possible variations: wall, floor, duct, ceiling. Ecodan Multi PXZ series heat pumps are unique in their easy installation, as all indoor units that can be selected from a wide range can be connected directly to the outdoor unit, thus reducing the time it takes to build a system.
Easier control than ever before!
The entire system can be operated both locally and remotely via the MelCloud platform – the user can adjust the temperature in each room, control domestic hot water and monitor power consumption via computer, smartphone or tablet.
Thanks to compatibility with Google Home and Amazon Alexa voice assistants, you can use your voice to program and control your air conditioning system.
Energy efficiency in cooling class A+++, heating class A++ and domestic hot water production in class A+.
This system with high energy efficiency will save you money and space, making it the perfect solution for every home and season! It will meet all your needs, providing you with complete comfort throughout the year!
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced its new Environmental Plan 2025, from April 2024 to March 2026, based on the company’s Environmental Vision 20501 long-term commitments to addressing environmental issues.
Contributing to realization of carbon neutrality, circular economy, and nature positive goals.
The company also announced updated greenhouse gas emissions-reduction targets through 2030 for its corporate group, which have been certified by the Science Based Targets Initiative2 (SBTi) for conformance with the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C trajectory.
Mitsubishi Electric, which has positioned sustainability as a cornerstone of its business, management philosophy and environmental vision, aims to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions at its factories and offices by the fiscal year ending March 31, 2031 and throughout its entire value chain by the fiscal year ending March 31, 2051.
Moving forward, Mitsubishi Electric will continue contributing to a sustainable global environment by steadily implementing initiatives for environmental planning and the achievement of SBTs, including reducing the environmental impact of its entire value chain, to realize carbon neutrality, circular economy, and nature positive3 goals.
International initiatives and collaboration between CDP, the United Nations Global Compact, World Resources Institute and the World Wide Fund for Nature; one of the We Mean Business Coalition commitments. Promotes the establishment of emission reduction targets consistent with the findings of climate science, with the aim of containing global average temperature increases due to climate change to within 2°C compared with pre-industrial levels
Movement to enhance the capacity of the environment and societies to halt and reverse nature loss
Company’s environmental activities continue to be recognized as first tier
Mitsubishi Electric has announced that the international non-profit organization CDP (a global system that enables companies and cities to measure and manage their environmental impact) has once again awarded the company the highest ranking in the ranking for activities related to climate change and protection of water resources. The big recognition is related to the environmental focus of the company’s commercial activities and goals. The company has been listed 6 times in different categories since 2016.
Mitsubishi Electric, which places sustainability at the heart of its business, management philosophy and its Environmental Vision 2050, aims to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in its factories and offices by the end of March 31, 2031, and also throughout its value chain by the end of March 31, 2051.
It appears that Mitsubishi Electric will continue to contribute to the realization of a sustainable global environment at its sites around the world by offering energy-saving products and systems and cutting-edge infrastructure.
In order to meet current security requirements, the MELCloud has had a protection mechanism (throttling) since February 5, 2024.
With this improvement we respond to the increased access to the platform by bots and unauthorized third-party applications.
What does that mean?
As part of the optimization, users may be temporarily blocked – namely if the MELCloud platform registers an increased number of requests. If this is the case, the respective user will be blocked for a few hours. Unblocking depends on the number of requests in the hours before blocking.
There are no restrictions when using the MELCloud app itself or through Amazon Alexa or Google Home.
Aiming to contribute to 100% carbon-free electricity
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that it has joined the 24/7 Carbon Free Energy Compact (24/7 CFE Compact), an international initiative established by the United Nations in 2021 with the goal of decarbonizing electricity worldwide. More than 130 organizations* from around the world have joined the Compact, including the U.S. government, major U.S. IT companies, utilities and investment companies, and financial institutions. The phrase “24/7 CFE” means that every kilowatt-hour of electricity consumption is met with carbon-free electricity sources everywhere, every hour of every day.**
Mitsubishi Electric offers a variety of energy-optimization technologies and solutions that align with 24/7 CFE Compact principles for the achievement of decarbonization. One is Multi-Region EMS, a cloud service that enables prosumers (companies) to manage decarbonization targets for all of their sites by optimizing the required number of environmental-value certificates to be purchased and also by transferring renewable-energy value among various sites. The service accumulates renewable-energy value in 30-minute increments*** to enable precise management of environmental value.
Another representative offering from Mitsubishi Electric is BLEnDer® CN for Supplier, a line of packaged software products that enable power retailers in Japan to provide consumers with carbon-free electricity plans.
Going forward, Mitsubishi Electric will actively participate in 24/7 CFE Compact activities and contribute to the achievement of 24/7 CFE by continuing to develop advanced products, systems and solution businesses, in addition to contributing to the realization of eco-friendly infrastructure.
*As of October 26, 2023, according to Mitsubishi Electric’s research
***In Europe, the United States and many other countries, real-time electricity management generally is defined in one-hour units, whereas in Japan electricity is measured in thirty-minutes units
In connection with the drastically increased eco-fees by the Ministry of Environment and Water, we inform you that as of 01.09.2025, prices will be increased.
