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Secop’s Compact Mobile-Refrigeration Compressor is Now Available with R600a
According to company testing, the new unit operates more efficiently with isobutane than with a synthetic refrigerant.
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ECOOLTEC Rolls Out its Hydrocarbon-Based Electric Transport Refrigeration Unit in Europe
According to the manufacturer, several of its reliable, low-noise units are now in use in customer fleets in Europe – including a German food wholesaler.
ATMO Europe: R290 Unit Enables ‘First’ Refrigerated Electric Vehicle with Zero Carbon Emissions
PBX’s mobile refrigeration unit, ecos M24, consumed only 5.8% of the total
traction battery of electric delivery vans, allowing for a practical range of 250km.
‘First’ R290 Refrigeration Unit for Electric Vehicles to Launch at IAA Transportation Conference
Startup pbx calls this the ‘first market-ready’ propane-based refrigeration unit for light commercial electric vehicles.
ECOOLTEC Develops Hydrocarbon-Based Electric Refrigeration Unit for Trucks
The compact TM182 electric refrigeration unit can be mounted on semi-trailers and rigid vehicle bodies and uses a small charge of propene (R1270) as primary refrigerant.
NatRef Technologies Among First Contributions to Philippines Cold Chain Development Initiative
The contributions include CO2 and propane refrigeration systems for transport and food retail applications as well as knowledge, expertise and logistics.
NatRef Transport Refrigeration Highlighted at Philippines Training Event
CO2 and R290 transport refrigeration units seen as helping country’s cold chain at CCI-Hub workshop.
U.K. Report Calls for Strengthening Food Cold Chain for Vaccine Distribution
Royal Academy of Engineering points to faulty vaccine distribution in developing countries.
South African Manufacturer Testing R290 Transport Refrigeration System
Transfrig plans to have the electric system running in a customer’s truck before the end of the year.
Natural Refrigerant Heat Pumps Take Center Stage at Busworld
This year’s show highlighted an increasing shift towards electric buses, whose range can be extended with natural refrigerant heat pumps.