ATMOsphere, publisher of NaturalRefrigerants.com, has announced that the ATMOsphere (ATMO) America Summit 2027 will be held in New York City June 16–17.
The 16th edition of the conference will bring together leading voices from across the HVAC&R sector to explore the growing business opportunities behind the transition to clean cooling and heating, with sessions focusing on refrigeration, heat pumps and HVAC. The tentative program for ATMO America 2027 can be seen here, and regisration will open soon.
The conference will spotlight the latest achievements, market developments and key drivers accelerating the adoption of next-generation technologies. It will also explore how these advancements are shaping the future of sustainable thermal systems.
The platinum sponsor of ATMO America 2027 is Hillphoenix. Gold sponsors are Copeland, Kysor Warren, MSA Safety and Zudek. The silver sponsors are Güntner, Roberts Oxygen, Pro Refrigeration, RefPlus, ebm-papst, Mueller Industries and Full Gauge Controls, while bronze sponsors are NDL Industries, Flō Energy Solutions, Dorin and Teklab.
Additional sponsorship opportunities are available, and those interested in sponsoring the event can find more information here and by contacting ATMOsphere’s Partnership Manager, Silvia Scaldaferri, at silvia.scaldaferri@shecco.com.
Returning to New York
ATMO America will be held in New York for the second consecutive year, with the decision to return based on positive feedback from attendees and strong support for the location. End users at ATMO America 2026 included IKEA, Cargill, Buc-ee’s, Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace, DeCicco & Sons and members of the National Supermarket Association.
A first-time attendee at ATMO America in 2026, John Coffey from Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace, highlighted the conference’s educational value, saying, “I’ve learned a lot about the new legislation and the direction that the industry is going in.”
The event also captured the energy around the natural refrigerants industry in the United States, with Jay Voissin, Refrigeration Technology Lead at Cargill, sharing his bullishness on the sector: “I’m excited for the opportunities over the next couple of months and years working with various contractors and solutions for our refrigeration and cooling needs. We want to ensure we run efficiently and that we’re using systems that will last.”
