LG Electronics Unveils AI High-Efficiency Residential Solutions at World Climate Industry Expo
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LG Electronics will participate in the 2026 World Climate Industry Expo, which will be held for 3 days from the 16th at BEXCO in Busan.
At the expo, it will showcase AI-based high-efficiency residential solutions and HVAC, home appliance, and display products.
LG Smart Cottage is a modular home that connects AI appliances and IoT devices, and it is the first among domestic pre-fabrication buildings to receive ZEB Plus.
LG Electronics will unveil AI-based high-efficiency residential solutions at the World Climate Industry Expo. The solution covers energy savings across everyday life, including HVAC, home appliances, and displays.
LG Electronics announced that it will participate in the 2026 World Climate Industry Expo (WCE·World Climate Industry Expo), which will be held for 3 days from the 16th at BEXCO in Busan. The expo is a global event co-hosted by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment, the International Energy Agency (IEA), and the World Bank (WB), among others.
At the World Climate Industry Expo, advanced technologies and policy solutions for responding to the climate crisis and achieving carbon neutrality will be discussed. LG Electronics will present an exhibition that brings together various energy-use sectors in residential spaces.
LG Electronics' exhibition features products and solutions spanning major energy-use areas in the home. The company said the goal of the exhibit is to support a comfortable and convenient lifestyle with less energy.
The HVAC zone will introduce a high-efficiency heating solution. The solution is based on an air-source heat pump, and LG Electronics has continued its heat pump business in global markets since 2008. Through this, it has built core technologies and accumulated technological capabilities.
The flagship product is the all-in-one 'LG Therma V heat pump boiler,' recently launched in the domestic market. The product secures about 4 to 5 times as much thermal energy as the input electricity. It can also cut energy costs by about 40% to 60% compared with conventional fossil-fuel boilers.
Products on display alongside it include the 'LG Whisen AI Objet Collection Tower I Air Conditioner,' the 'LG MULTI V i' equipped with AI-based operation control technology, the 'LG Whisen AI System Air Conditioner,' and 'LG Premium Ventilation Plus,' which recovers wasted heating and cooling energy during ventilation.
The 'LG Whisen AI Objet Collection Tower I Air Conditioner' received the grand prize at this year's Energy Winner Awards and also won the Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment Award this year.
The exhibition is divided into home appliances and media·display sections, showing energy-saving results by product. The home appliances zone introduces products that use 1st-grade energy efficiency and dual inverter heat pump technology. Key exhibits include the LG Tromm AI Objet Collection WashCombo, LG Tromm AI Objet Collection WashTower, and LG Tromm AI Objet Collection Dryer.
Also on display are products that introduce energy-saving technologies in everyday life, including LG Styler Objet Collection, LG PuriCare Objet Collection water purifier, LG DIOS induction cooktop, and LG DIOS Objet Collection dishwasher.
The media·display zone will showcase display technologies that reduce power consumption. The LG e-paper display cuts power use by more than 99% compared with conventional digital signage, and the LG StanbyME 2 Max has standby power consumption below 0.5W.
Beyond product energy efficiency, LG Electronics will also highlight resource circulation and carbon reduction activities. A lightweight composite fiber material has been applied to OLED TVs, reducing plastic use to about 40% of that in LCD TVs of the same size. Plastic use for OLED TV production this year is expected to fall by about 15,000 tons compared with the same number of LCD TVs.
LG's products and residential solutions have sequentially secured certifications related to eco-friendliness and resource efficiency. The flagship 'LG OLED evo AI G6' has obtained the Carbon Footprint certification from Carbon Trust, a UK nonprofit certification body.
The 'LG OLED evo AI G6' also received the Carbon Reducing certification based on lower carbon emissions than comparable existing models. All of this year's newly launched OLED models, W6·G6·C6·B6, obtained Resource Efficiency certification from Intertek, a global testing and certification company.
At this expo, LG Electronics will unveil 'LG Smart Cottage,' a modular home that brings together AI home appliances and HVAC technologies. LG Smart Cottage is a future residential space that integrates AI appliances and IoT devices and operates with optimized power efficiency.
LG Smart Cottage became the first among all pre-fabrication buildings, including domestic modular homes, to receive ZEB Plus. ZEB Plus is the highest grade of zero-energy buildings.
LG Electronics introduced its 'Battery Return' initiative as an example of promoting resource circulation and eco-friendly consumption together. The initiative involves recovering rare metals from used vacuum cleaner batteries and recycling the recovered rare metals as resources. LG Electronics also introduced the 'LG tiiun mini,' which uses PCR material, and presented the tumbler washer 'LG My Cup,' while highlighting efforts to spread a culture of using reusable cups through LG My Cup.
Kim Young-rak, president of LG Electronics' Korea Sales Division, said the company plans to continue launching differentiated energy efficiency technologies and carbon-reducing products to support customers' sustainable lifestyle experiences in everyday life.
Source: TECHWORLD · Park Gyu-chan
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