The Pool of Tomorrow conference is committed to the decarbonization of the public swimming pool sector

The conference of the Pool of Tomorrow clearly states its ambition:

to support industry stakeholders in the ecological transition and back efforts to decarbonize swimming pools. In the face of the climate emergency, aquatic facilities must rethink their model. Energy optimization is a key success factor for achieving more moderate and sustainable consumption.

In this context, the conference will host the Shift Project, a think tank recognized for its expertise in energy transition.

Justine Birot will present the findings of a recent study on the decarbonization of large stadiums. This presentation, although focused on a different type of sports facility, represents an essential first step: it will lay the methodological groundwork and open up discussion on transformation levers applicable to swimming pools.

Because while infrastructures differ, the challenges are often common: energy consumption, flow management, building renovation, usage optimization… By integrating lessons from the broader sports world, the Pool of Tomorrow initiates in-depth work to adapt these analyses to the aquatic sector.

This first milestone marks the beginning of a structured and collective approach towards more energy-efficient, more resilient swimming pools, ready to meet tomorrow's climate challenges.

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