Beko Brings Energy Saving Appliances and HomeWhiz to COP31
Beko is showcasing connected appliances and energy efficient technologies at COP31 in Antalya, highlighting ways households can reduce energy and water use. The display includes HomeWhiz monitoring, heat pump dishwashing, induction cooking, efficient cooling and solar panels.
- Beko is exhibiting at booth E-0001 in the Koç Holding Pavilion at COP31.
- HomeWhiz tracks appliance energy and water use and will add FlexiStart from January 2027.
- The Diamond Series dishwasher uses heat pump technology and has 50% higher energy efficiency than the EU energy class A threshold.
- Beko's refrigerator can reduce energy consumption by up to 20% under its stated testing conditions.
- The booth also features induction cooking, efficient cooling and Arçelik bifacial solar panels.
Appliances designed for the home energy transition
Beko opened booth E-0001 at the Koç Holding Pavilion in the COP31 Green Zone at Antalya Expo Center on November 9. The company says its display responds to the growing role of electricity in daily life, including cooling and cooking.
Türkiye's COP31 Presidency has introduced the “35 by 35” Global Electrification Pledge, which aims to increase electricity's share of global final energy consumption from just over 20% to 35% by 2035. Beko says 99% of its total emissions come from Scope 3 value chain emissions, with more than 80% of those emissions linked to products being used in people's homes.
“People shouldn't have to become energy experts to use less energy,” said Can Dinçer, CEO of Beko. He said the company wants its technology to turn climate goals into daily household habits.
HomeWhiz adds monitoring and lower cost timing
Beko's HomeWhiz smart home platform lets households track the energy and water used by connected appliances through its Energy Management panel. The COP31 display includes a Diamond Series dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and oven with energy monitoring, while the washing machine also tracks water use.
The booth also features FlexiStart, a HomeWhiz feature that uses electricity price information to suggest a lower cost period for connected washing machines, dishwashers and tumble dryers. Users can approve the suggested interval with one tap while retaining control over when the cycle begins.
FlexiStart will be available from January 2027, with energy provider integration starting in Germany and Türkiye. Beko is presenting the feature ahead of its rollout.
The induction hob connects to HomeWhiz for remote control, monitoring and notifications. Its SafeCook sensor stops cooking when water runs dry. The built in oven uses an AI supported camera to recognise food, follow cooking and finish automatically at an optimised time.
Heat pumps, efficient cooling and solar generation
The AI enabled Diamond Series freestanding dishwasher uses heat pump technology to heat wash water efficiently throughout the cycle. Beko says it has 50% higher energy efficiency than the EU energy class A threshold. Its SensorAdapt programme measures the load and how dirty the dishes are, then adjusts the washing settings. Automatic door opening supports drying through natural airflow, while AutoDose helps manage detergent use.
Beko is also showing a Smart Plus Inverter air conditioner rated A++ and connected to HomeWhiz. Its 60 cm combi refrigerator has 20% higher energy efficiency than the energy class A threshold. The refrigerator's AI AutonomousPro learns from usage habits and environmental conditions, with Beko saying it can reduce energy consumption by up to 20% and deliver up to 20% longer lasting freshness under its stated testing conditions.
The laundry display includes a washing machine with 60% higher energy efficiency than the energy class A threshold. Its EnergySpin technology uses re engineered drum movements and can reduce energy use by up to 35% across specified everyday wash cycles compared with equivalent Beko machines without the technology. Arçelik solar panels at the booth use a bifacial design to generate electricity from both sides.
