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Australian Retailer Lauds Carbon Footprint of Integrated CO2 System
Michael’s SUPA IGA store’s transcritical CO2 HVAC&R system is seen as more efficient than R404A systems.
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Upcoming Free Webinar to Share Global CO2 Refrigeration Market Trends
The webinar will share findings from the complete version of the ‘World Guide to Transcritical CO2 Refrigeration.’
South African OEM Sphere Sees Cooling-as-a-Service as Path to R744 Adoption
In March 2020, Sphere Solutions, a major South African manufacturer of transcritical CO2 systems, and its partners met with the five commercial banks in South Africa to discuss cooling-as-a-service – a pay-as-you-go financing mechanism – as the means for implementing transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems in South Africa. Sphere has been collaborating for almost a year on bringing the…
South African Retailers Share Advantages of Switching to CO2
End user panel at ATMOsphere Cape Town conference had representatives from retailers and food processors with positive experiences of natural refrigerants.
Deadline Extended for Global Transcritical CO2 Survey
The deadline for the survey has been extended to April 30. If you haven’t taken the survey yet, find it here.
Colossal Industrial Transcritical CO2 System ‘Working Well’ for Yosemite Foods
The 4MW (1,137.38TR) system, one of the largest-capacity transcritical configurations in the world, operates well in warm ambient temperatures and generates considerable heat.
Australian Wholesaler Chooses R744 Over Ammonia and HFCs for Cold Storage
Transcritical CO2, leveraging waste heat and supported by solar energy, was found to be the lowest-cost option for South Coast Stores.
Wieland’s Copper-Iron R744 Piping is Gaining Popularity
The German manufacturer positions the K65 piping as a lightweight, easy-to-weld alternative to stainless steel.
Teko Expands CO2 Range, Including Plug-and-Play Unit
The German OEM offers systems ranging from 5kW (1.4TR) to 550kW (156.4TR).
Japanese C-Store Chain Lawson Opens Its First NatRef Store in China
A major user of CO2 in Japan, Lawson employs both transcritical CO2 and hydrocarbon cooling at Shanghai store.