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Natural Refrigerants Help Soccer Go Green
The U.S. women’s soccer (football) team captured the attention of the world as it brought home its fourth World Cup victory in France on July 7.
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Updating HC standards is key to meeting Kigali targets, says EIA
In new report issued to Montreal Protocol, the NGO calls for national approval of IEC’s new 500-g charge limit and an increase of limit for ACs, while criticizing oversight of CFC-11.
European retailers combine natural refrigerants and energy efficiency to cut carbon emissions
METRO AG, Delhaize Belgium and Migros present carbon–reduction strategies during shecco/EIA webinar on World Refrigeration Day.
Europeans applaud IEC charge increase for HCs
New 500-g charge limit for flammable refrigerants in commercial cases expected to create new opportunities for stakeholders.
COOP opens hydroloop propane store in Netherlands
Food retailer COOP opened a propane-refrigerated store last week in Delft, a city in southern Netherlands, according to OEM Freor.
Danfoss partners with solar energy firm to deliver net-zero supermarket
In a webinar last week, Danish multinational Danfoss shed light on a new project and its plans to deliver zero-net energy supermarkets.
Developing countries voice support for NatRefs at MOP 30
Emerging economies Chile and Cameroon show interest in leapfrogging HFCs by adopting natural refrigerants to replace HCFCs.
HC charge limit increase to go to final IEC vote
A draft HC charge limit increase will go to a final vote around the end of the year following its approval by an IEC subcommittee.
Tecnofrío: Spanish industry to meet local NatRef demand
Participants in Tecnofrío, Spain’s leading HVAC&R congress, expect natural refrigerants to grow in the market.
U.S. lags in flammable refrigerant safety
ASHRAE Research Project 1807 cites technician training, refrigerant odorization and other requirements in place in other regions.