On 6–7 May 2026, Hug Engineering will be at Booth L100 at Data Centre World Frankfurt, part of Tech Show Frankfurt at Messe Frankfurt, Hall 8. As one of the key gathering points for the future of data centres in the DACH region, the event brings together the wider ecosystem around resilient, efficient, and future-ready digital infrastructure.

For Hug Engineering, that makes it exactly the right place to be. In the data center world, backup power is non-negotiable, but emissions compliance is becoming just as critical to getting projects approved, integrated, and delivered with confidence. That is why emissions control cannot be treated as an add-on once the rest of the system is already defined. It has to be engineered around the real conditions of the project from the start.

That is the contribution Hug Engineering brings to the market. For the data center segment, our focus is on advanced aftertreatment systems built for mission critical applications, with SCR at the center of the solution and DPF where required. But technology is not the only driver. What also matters is how the system is integrated into the reality of the site: available space, exhaust routing, layout constraints, allowable backpressure, service access, and the need to protect standby readiness at all times.

This is where Hug Engineering stands apart. Our approach is shaped by deep in-house engineering expertise and tailored execution. We work from engine data, emissions targets, and installation realities to develop solutions that support confident compliance without forcing compromise elsewhere in the project. For operators, developers, consultants, and engineering partners alike, that means more than meeting a limit on paper. It means moving forward with a solution designed for reliable operation, practical integration, and long-term confidence.

At a show built around real-world infrastructure challenges and practical technology decisions, these are exactly the conversations worth having.

Visit Hug Engineering at Booth L100 and stop by for a conversation about your next project.