OzonAction has launched an exciting new application which hosts series of short instructional videos on techniques, safety and best practice for refrigeration and airconditioning technicians.
The U.S.-based component manufacturer has a multi-pronged approach to promoting its CO2 equipment, including an online inventory tool, educational programs, energy research and training.
The global manufacturer of hermetic compressors for refrigeration says HFC units may become unfeasible for large-scale production in the near future.
Danish CO2 system manufacturer Advansor grew its revenue by 24% in 2016.
The small grocery operator rolls out transcritical CO2 systems from Hillphoenix to additional supermarkets.
An R290 icemaker was honoured at the Great Hospitality Show – an international HORECA tradeshow taking place in Birmingham, UK on 23-25 January – for its energy efficiency.
The first CO2 transcritical refrigeration system in Chile has been installed at a Jumbo supermarket in Valdivia.
Danfoss is using the upcoming Euroshop exhibition to promote its Smart Store next generation food retail solutions.
Manufacturers look forward to investing in a climate-friendly future as hydrocarbons become increasingly prevalent in commercial applications.
A paper published in the January 2017 edition of Applied Thermal Engineering compares CO2 transcritical systems to HFC systems in Sweden.
DC inverters to modulate compressor speed are among the refrigeration system innovations that Italian multinational CAREL hopes will boost natural refrigerant uptake in food retail.
Italian manufacturer Epta sees customer demand for increased energy efficiency as a positive sign for natural refrigerants.
Italy’s Blupura was established in 2008, becoming a first-mover among water cooler manufacturers investing in hydrocarbon technology.
Commercial refrigeration is just one of many applications that are increasingly relying on CO2 systems to meet their HFC phase-down commitments in 2017.
The must-attend conference of the year will take place on 20 February in Tokyo, right after the Supermarket Trade Show.
This safety alert concerns Class 2.1 Flammable refrigerant gases and provides guidance to occupiers of premises on how to control the risk of fire and explosion from refrigeration and air-conditioning systems containing flammable refrigerants.
Low-charge, self-contained ammonia systems and ammonia/CO2 cascade systems look set to become the solutions of choice for distribution centres this year.
Efforts by the Asian giant to reduce HCFC and HFC consumption will move the global HVAC&R market, according to the European Commission.
The Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol will help increase investment in natural refrigerant technologies, according to the French government.
Compressor manufacturer Bitzer has launched a horizontal oil separator designed to work with its ammonia screw compressors.