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University Gives CO2 AC for Buildings to Vocational Training School in Germany
The system was developed at the Center for Energy Technology (ZET) at the University of Bayreuth
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German Environment Agency: Accelerating EU’s F-Gas Phase-Down Can Save 100M tonnes of CO2e
The German environment authority seeks stronger EU regulation of f-gases to protect the climate.
German cooling awards recognise CO2 products
Epta and Bitzer were among the winners of Germany’s Kältepreis (cooling award) for their innovative products for natural refrigerant CO2.
Aldi Süd bags German award for climate commitment
The discounter becomes the first food retailer to be recognized as a ‘climate protection enterprise’ under the German Environment Ministry’s excellence initiative for climate protection.
UK, Germany support natural refrigerants in Thailand
The United Kingdom and Germany this week (12 July) announced that they are jointly providing Thailand with a grant of 560 million baht to support the development of climate-friendly HVAC&R equipment.
Cool Up Program Calls for Early and Swift Adoption of NatRefs in MENA Countries
Otherwise F-gases, prevalent in the four targeted countries, will be locked in for years to come as demand for refrigerants grows.
NatRefs Are Choice of Four-Country Cool Up Initiative
The six-year program supports implementation of energy-efficient and natural refrigerant-based systems in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey.
Green Cooling Summit to be Held Online October 10–11
The Green Cooling Summit will gather stakeholders to discuss the future of sustainable cooling along the cold chain.
Green Cooling Initiative to Host Webinar on How to Cool Naturally Around the Globe
The webinar on June 27 will describe projects GCI is pursuing in the Global South and will invite stakeholders to its Green Cooling Network.
Global Green Cooling Network Invites Manufacturers to Join
The Green Cooling Network offers manufacturers of natural refrigerant products opportunities to implement them in the Global South.