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Ing. Ľubomír Belovič is a graduate of the Department of Building Services Engineering at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava.

For more than eleven years, he has been part of KLIMAK, s.r.o., where he currently serves as Sales Director, overseeing the development and expansion of the company’s business activities.

He leads a team of commercial project managers delivering a wide range of projects across the commercial, residential, public, and industrial sectors. KLIMAK provides comprehensive solutions and has long been a leading company in HVAC implementation in Slovakia.

Topic: 
Heat pumps with energy recovery combined with prefabricated radiant heating and cooling systems

Ronak Monga is a dynamic leader in the global energy sector, currently serving as the Global Sales Development Director for District Energy at Grundfos, one of the world’s largest water and climate solutions company.

He brings with him a strong passion for sustainable urban development and a drive to accelerate the energy transition in cities, backed by a decade of expertise in District Energy, HVAC, Commercial Building Services & Building Automation.

Topic: Energy Savings Through Intelligent Hydronic Balancing

Martin Michalec is a Business Development Manager at Slovenské elektrárne – energetické služby s.r.o., where he is responsible for developing key business opportunities in the field of modern energy solutions. He graduated from the Department of Building Services at the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava and has more than 10 years of experience in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) sector.

Throughout his career, he has focused on the implementation of complex energy projects. He has extensive experience in designing and implementing integrated solutions, including heat and cooling sources, photovoltaic power plants (PV), and battery energy storage systems (BESS). His expertise allows him to connect technical knowledge with business objectives and deliver sustainable and efficient tailor-made energy solutions to clients.

Topic: Energy of the Future: High Standards, Low Costs

Samuel Gonçalves is an architect and founder of SUMMARY, a Portugal-based studio focused on modular and prefabricated construction.

He studied at FAUP – Faculty of Architecture of the University of Porto, and worked at the Chilean studio ELEMENTAL, directed by Alejandro Aravena. Since founding SUMMARY in 2015, his work has been presented in venues such as the Venice Biennale, the Boston Society of Architects, the Bauhaus Centenary, and the Casa da Arquitectura – Portuguese Centre for Architecture.

Samuel has collaborated as a researcher with TU Delft (2024) and CEAU-FAUP (2025), and has contributed to teaching programmes at the University of Miami School of Architecture. His work ranges across different scales and programs — from collective housing to educational buildings and public space — always exploring the potential of prefabrication and its tectonic effect in architecture.

Topic: Prefabrication as a Design Method

Wojciech Niedzwiedz is an experienced MEP engineer specializing in HVAC systems and thermal modelling simulations.

Before joining CREE Buildings in 2019, he spent over 20 years working with several MEP contractors in the UK. In his current role as Senior Building Services Consultant at CREE, he is responsible for developing standardized HVAC modules for industrial prefabrication.

As CREE Community Coordinator, he also oversees collaboration and activities between CREE headquarters and its worldwide network partners.

Topic: Prefabricated TABS Solutions for Next-Generation Timber-Hybrid Buildings

Peter Kuliaček is an experienced technical manager and specialist in the field of renewable energy, with professional practice dating back to 2003. He earned his engineering degree at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Faculty of Civil Engineering, specializing in Building Services – Heating.

Since 2005, he has been working at Viessmann s.r.o. As the Head of the Renewable Energy Department, together with his team, he provides comprehensive technical support for designers, installation, and service companies. His key activities include designing and simulating system solutions focused on the use of renewable energy sources through sizing programs, as well as addressing the hydraulic part of these systems and coordinating related professions. His expertise is demonstrated by the implementation of numerous significant projects.

Topic: Heat pumps with energy recovery combined with prefabricated radiant heating and cooling systems

Erik is an expert with many years of experience at Viessmann, having progressed from residential installations to sophisticated industrial technologies. After years of working in technical consulting, particularly in renewable energy, he now specializes in the segment of complex energy solutions for the commercial and industrial sector. His high level of expertise is supported by a portfolio of significant projects.

Topic: Decarbonizing the Manufacturing Facility in Michalovce

Martina is currently part of Hilti’s global team, where she is responsible for the strategy and management of the service offering within integrated project solutions in the energy and industrial sectors.

Thanks to her extensive experience in engineering, managing a global portfolio of project management and prefabrication services, she contributes to the strategic direction of the organization, with a focus on delivering added value in large-scale projects.

Topic:
Ceiling Revolution – Integration of Functionality and Aesthetics
Suspended Solutions: Advancements in Design through Technological Grids

Martin graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and Design at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. From 1998 to 2008, he worked in Toronto, Canada, as a Senior Architectural Designer at Adamson Associates and Stafford Haensli Architects, where he contributed to several major projects.

In 2008, Martin returned to Bratislava to join HB Reavis in an architectural role. Since 2015, his professional focus has shifted to sustainability, ESG strategies, and building certifications, including BREEAM, LEED, and WELL. In 2022, he joined JTRE, where he established the foundations of the company’s new ESG department, which he continues to lead today. Since 2019, he has also been a board member of the Slovak Green Building Council.

Topic: Nové Lido – The Process of Creating a Carbon-Neutral District

After two decades of experience in corporate services at Aalberts – mission critical technologies, he accepted an offer from investor Štefan Kráľ in early 2023 to develop technological equipment for a site on Janáčkovo Embankment.

What began as a simple project quickly evolved into Domů – ComPon, a technological innovation that pioneers new directions in district heating by harnessing water flow and its energy. The system enables combined production of heat and cooling from a single source, distributed through DHC. In the first half of 2025, ComPon received patent protection, and the project documentation was officially approved by Československý Lloyd.

Construction of the first ComPon Vltava #1 will begin at the end of 2025, with anchoring planned at Hořejší Embankment in Prague 5 in Q4 2026. Within this project, he leads the technical department, focusing on the development of ComPon (Community Energy Pontoon) equipped with highly efficient technology for the production of both heat and cooling.

Topic: ComPon (Community Energy Ponton)

Michal Marcinov is a landscape architect and the founder of LABAK – Laboratory of Landscape Architecture, an architectural studio based in Bratislava since 2012, operating at the intersection of architecture, civil engineering, and botany.

LABAK is built on the principles of collaborative speculation, open exchange of ideas, and working with the specific context of a place, viewing constraints as a framework for innovation.

Through collective dialogue, the studio questions obligatory design approaches and seeks unconventional solutions.

Topic: Transformation of the Merina Trenčín Brownfield Area

Tomáš Javorek is currently working at ALTO Real Estate, j.s.a., where he contributes to the development of technical building concepts with a focus on load-bearing structures, façade systems, and building services, including solutions in the field of fire protection.

In his professional practice, he specializes primarily in the design of structural and façade systems, forensic diagnostics of building structures, and the assessment of fire safety.

He has long been involved in the preparation of technical solutions for building services, with a particular emphasis on the energy efficiency of building operations—one of his key areas of expertise.

Topic: Energy efficiency in residential building operations and fire safety

Róbert Ruňanin is the Commercial Director and a Board Member at ENGIE Service, where he oversees business activities in the fields of energy and facility management.

He focuses primarily on developing business models for energy services based on the use of renewable energy sources, tailored to the real estate development and industrial sectors. Under his leadership, ENGIE implements projects that help clients achieve their decarbonization goals while reducing operating costs. He integrates energy solutions with facility management into a sustainable and efficient model for managing buildings and infrastructure.

Topic: The Future of Energy: How to turn the vision of decarbonization into practical solutions?

Peter graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, and gained professional experience in Vienna and at the Technical University of Darmstadt.

As a building physicist and licensed civil engineer, he worked in Austria from 2005 to 2011, where he contributed to major projects with renowned architects (such as the Klosterneuburg Cultural Center, the Promenada Shopping Center in Bucharest, and Burg Forchtenstein Castle). After returning to Slovakia, he held the position of Technical Director at e‑Dome a.s., focusing on building energy efficiency and energy audits.

He currently works as a specialist in HVAC technologies, measurement and control, and energy management at Immocap, a.s. He is behind the development of an analytical tool that uses elements of artificial intelligence not only for predictive building management, but also for reshaping the perception of the relationship between energy suppliers and consumers.

Topic: AI System for Managing Energy Flows in Buildings