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Coup in Guinea Delays Implementation of CO2 System by Margarine Manufacturer
The transcritical CO2 system provides the end user with better margarine quality, according to TEKO.
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COP26 U.K. Grant Aimed at Sustainable Cooling in Developing Nations
The £12 million grant is aimed at HFC reduction and adoption energy-efficient cooling.
EU Launches Project to Develop Off-Grid NatRef Medical Systems in Africa
The containerized systems for hospitals and pharmacies will use solar power and natural refrigerants, including CO2.
Future Green Now Joins R744.com as a Bronze Partner
The South African consultancy focuses on CO2 refrigeration applications around the globe.
Gambia Ratifies Kigali Amendment, Bringing Ratifications to 120
The small African country joins several others in the region in ratifying global HFC-reduction plan.
South African Grocer Commits to NatRefs in Corporate Stores
Pick n Pay, which currently has 22 transcritical CO2 stores, is also working to get its franchisees to adopt natural refrigerants.
UN Group and Italian Trainer to Train Nigerian RAC Technicians on Efficiency
UNDP and Centro Studi Galileo to focus on efficiency practices and NatRef implementation.
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.
South African grocer does workaround for first R744 system
Food Lover’s Market installed the transcritical system on the third floor of repurposed building, using only a third of the space of a traditional system