Of the chain’s 22 supermarkets across the country, eight have been converted to CO2, with plans to transition 80% of its stores to natural refrigerants by 2045.
There are currently around 500,000 pallet positions across the archipelagic country, with a 98–100% occupancy rate, indicating the need for additional refrigerated storage.
The Spanish OEM is partnering with Xuanke to develop a new line of transcritical CO2 inverter units for refrigeration, heat pump and transport applications.
The German OEM wants to bring its 17 years of CO2 experience to the Latin American market through TEKO Américas, its joint venture with Colombian manufacturer Weston.
According to the Austrian Association of Refrigeration, most technicians are interested in learning about the safe handling of natural refrigerants.
The Italian OEM has closed deals on a joint venture with Viessmann Refrigeration Services and the acquisition of Heifo, a German refrigeration and air-conditioning services provider.
Fenagy UK will enable the Danish heat pump manufacturer to locally support opportunities in the UK, which it has said is an ‘important and fast-growing market.’
The French component manufacturer’s TURBOIL-R-P14 offers a maximum working pressure of up to 140bar at 160°C.
Since first launching its Super Green CO2 condensing unit in 2015, the Japanese manufacturer has installed a total of 530 units in 180 projects across the country.
The German manufacturer of CO2 heat pumps is currently working on a project with a 500MW output demand.
