i2Cool Advances Electricity-Free Cooling Through UNESCO-Endorsed FIRST Programme at Global Conference in Paris

Hong Kong climate-tech company i2Cool participated in the 2026 Global Conference of the International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. The company highlighted its role in the UNESCO-endorsed FIRST Programme, which deploys passive radiative cooling technologies in schools and communities. Projects include installing i2Film electricity-free cooling window film at Chong Gene Hang College in Hong Kong, and cooling membranes at schools in Hunan, China, achieving roof-surface temperature drops of up to 21.6°C and indoor reductions of 8.3°C. The program integrates climate education and STEM workshops, involving over 45 partner organizations across 25 countries.

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