Natural refrigerant-based heat pumps are on the rise in Europe, according to a new report released on April 20 by ATMOsphere, publisher of Hydrocarbons21.com. The report “Delivering Today on EU F-gas, REPowerEU and PFAS Restriction with Natural Refrigerant Heat Pumps,” was published ahead of the kick off of the European trilogue among the European Commission,…
Launching in 2024, the residential heat pumps will highlight LG’s commitment to energy-efficient solutions.
Slated for large-scale production in July, the new R290 units range in capacity from 4 to 16 kW, producing outlet water at 75°C.
The Japanese manufacturer has entered the light-commercial HVAC market with its new ECOi-W propane heat pump chiller, which will offer capacities of up to 80kW.
The current units range in size from 20 to 200kW, with an expected line extension.
The Danish HVAC&R manufacturer’s new scroll range VZN includes five variable-speed compressors covering 25–68kW and features a brand-new drive.
The German manufacturer is expanding the output ranges and product portfolio of hydronic heat pumps based on R290.
Close to 40 companies exhibited R290 heat pumps, signaling a decisive move away from fluorinated greenhouse gases.
Capitalizing on the rising cost of HFCs, a bevy of OEMs introduce R290 units at the German trade show.
Three European heat pump manufacturers added more propane products to their portfolios at ISH 2019.
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