
UN Montreal Protocol: MOP 35 Mandates Scientific Panels to Investigate PFAS
At the 35th Meeting of the Parties (MOP), delegates agreed to place front and centre the issue of PFAS in the next reports by the three scientific panels due in 2026.
At the 35th Meeting of the Parties (MOP), delegates agreed to place front and centre the issue of PFAS in the next reports by the three scientific panels due in 2026.
Busworld prides itself on being the largest bus-and-coach-only B2B exhibition in the world. The 2023 edition, held in Brussels from October 7–12, included HVAC OEMs such as Konvekta, Valeo, Hispacold and Thermo King showcasing R744 (CO2)-based HVAC systems. ATMOsphere (publisher of R744.com) attended the event and found that multiple OEMs are already marketing and deploying…
Servitization aims at scaling up the uptake of best-in-class cooling equipment that are energy performant and charged with natural refrigerants in across industries.
Experts from Stockholm University and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology will join speakers from ATMOsphere and the Green Cooling Initiative to discuss the problem of PFAS and the way forward.
The Green Cooling Summit will gather stakeholders to discuss the future of sustainable cooling along the cold chain.
The letter details requests for policymakers and will be delivered to policymakers active on the revision of the EU F-gas Regulation in September and October 2023.
The GWP of a number of commonly used f-gas refrigerants has increased between the IPCC’s assessment reports published in 2007 and 2021.
ATMOsphere will convene PFAS experts at the Montreal Protocol meeting to explain the European approach to the PFAS Restriction Proposal.
The webinar on June 27 will describe projects GCI is pursuing in the Global South and will invite stakeholders to its Green Cooling Network.
The webinar on June 28 will provide guidance to companies operating with natural refrigerants on how to join ECHA’s PFAS consultation and provide information.