Momentum is building within Eurovent’s newest Working Group ‘Digital HVACR’ as Salvatore Cataldi was elected Vice-Chairperson of the Group. This marks another key step in shaping the future of smart, connected climate technologies.

Working Group ‘Digital HVACR’ (WG-DIGI), which was formed to tackle the fast-evolving intersection of HVACR and digital innovation, has quickly become a focal point for industry leaders seeking to address cybersecurity, interoperability, and the integration of intelligent control systems. Cataldi’s election signals strong confidence from peers in his ability to help steer these discussions at a pivotal moment for the sector.

Working alongside Chairperson Tianyun Gao, Cataldi will play a central role in guiding the group’s direction, helping translate complex digital challenges into actionable industry frameworks. From navigating regulatory shifts to advancing Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS), the leadership team is expected to drive meaningful progress in the design, connectivity, and security of HVACR systems.

Cataldi brings a forward-looking perspective shaped by his engagement with digital transformation and cybersecurity, areas that are rapidly redefining performance expectations across buildings and infrastructure. His appointment reflects not only his technical insight but also his ability to bridge collaboration between diverse stakeholders.