As CO2 transcritical refrigeration systems increase in popularity, R744.com takes a look at training sessions coming to a town near you in 2019.

Please find below a snapshot of upcoming CO2 training and links to more information about these sessions in the US and Europe:

January

February

  • February 13-14 in Rancho Cordova, California & February 27- 28 in Elmsford, New York: U.S. component supplier Emerson announced it would run two-day COrefrigeration training courses using its mobile training unit.

March

  • May 6-13 in Maintal (near Frankfurt), Germany: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) Proklima, an NGO, is providing technical assistance for National Ozone Unit (NOU) officers, covering safe use of natural refrigerants in RAC appliances and related policy issues. The session, lasting one week, is designed for policymakers in the field of ozone and climate protection and is carried out in cooperation with the international vocational training center Bundesfachschule Kälte Klima Technik – in English.
  • March 20-21 in Cudahy, Wisconsin: U.S. component supplier Emerson announced it would run two-day CO2 refrigeration training courses using its mobile training unit.

April

  • April 10–11 in Brantford, Ontario: U.S. component supplier Emerson announced it would run two-day CO2 refrigeration training courses using its mobile training unit.

May

June

August

  • August 5-19 in Maintal (near Frankfurt), Germany: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) Proklima, an NGO, is providing a two-week technician training on how to use the natural refrigerants propane (R290), CO2 (R744) and ammonia (R717) safely. The training is composed of theoretical and practical sessions and is carried out in cooperation with the international vocational training center Bundesfachschule Kälte Klima Technik – in English. 

September

Please let R744.com know if we have missed any upcoming natural refrigerant training sessions by emailing journalists@shecco.com.

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