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ATMO Europe Announces Hydrocarbon Case Studies
The 12th edition of ATMO Europe will be held at the Bedford Hotel & Congress Centre in the Brussels, Belgium, November 15-16.
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ATMOsphere Europe Summit 2022
ABOUT THE EVENT After several editions in Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland… we will be back in Brussels in 2022! MAIN HIGHLIGHTS The 12th edition of ATMO Europe will be an in-person event. • Branding visibility for Sponsors at the event • Two-day programme to cover policy developments (EU F-Gas regulation), market updates, case studies, end…
Freezer with Variable-Speed R290 Compressor Found to Use 41% Less Energy than Fixed-Speed Unit
Embraco and EPTA present findings of R290 and R600a appliance study at ATMOsphere Europe.
ATMOsphere Europe: Red Bull Cuts Energy Consumption of Cases with Variable-Speed R290 Compressors
The beverage giant’s updated display cases use 43% less energy than its HFC-based 2007 units.
ATMOsphere’s Annual Market Forecast Predicts Ongoing NatRef Boom
The new report looks at the global market size and growth of commercial and industrial refrigeration: in Europe, the U.S., and Japan.
ATMO/DTI: EIA Cites Hydrocarbon Charge Limit in ACs as Climate Obstacle
The IEC charge-limit standard needs to go up from 150g for split home ACs, says NGO at ATMO/DTI Conference.
Delhaize Wants NatRefs to Be the Standard for Refrigeration in Serbia
The retailer plans to convert all of its 300 supermarkets to CO2 and 150 convenience stores to R290.
Highlights from ATMOsphere Europe 2019 conference
The ATMOsphere Europe 2019 conference took place in Warsaw, Poland, on October 16-17. Here are some highlights from the event.
‘More training’ would boost market for NatRefs
Experts at ATMOsphere Europe in Italy agreed that training is key to triggering wider uptake of natural refrigerants.
ATMO Europe: Natural refrigerants ripe for new markets
Air-conditioning and heat pump applications are promising growth markets for natural refrigerants, heard ATMOsphere Europe conference participants today.