How Daikin Cuts Energy Use by 40% Through Humidity Control

In this video from COP30, we speak with Jun Ito, Representative of Daikin Industries, Ltd., about innovative solutions that help improve indoor comfort while significantly reducing energy consumption.

At the Japan Pavilion, Daikin presents advanced technologies designed to support climate action by improving energy efficiency in buildings. Mr. Ito explains how controlling humidity, not just temperature, plays a key role in creating comfort while reducing electricity use. Through Daikin’s innovative ventilation and climate control systems, it is possible to reduce energy consumption by up to 40% while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment.

During the video, viewers can see a live demonstration that shows how humidity levels affect human comfort. This practical example illustrates how more intelligent climate control can help conserve energy without compromising comfort.

Mr. Ito also shares Daikin’s expectations for COP30. He emphasizes that improving energy efficiency in buildings is crucial, as air conditioning remains one of the most energy-intensive sectors globally.

🌍 With nearly 100 years of experience, Daikin Industries is a global leader in heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration technologies. The company continues to develop innovative solutions that support energy efficiency, comfort, and sustainable growth worldwide.

🤝 The video also highlights the importance of international collaboration and knowledge sharing as key elements in addressing global climate challenges together.

📌 Watch the video to learn how intelligent climate technologies are shaping a more efficient and sustainable future.

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