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ATMO America 2023 Is Set for June 12-13 in Washington, D.C.; Registration Open
ATMOsphere is offering an Early Bird discount of up to US$150 on standard tickets until February 24; end users can register for free.
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Emerson Announces Case Controller and Communication App to Support Retail Refrigeration
Emerson’s new CC200 controller manages retail grocery refrigerated cases of any type with communication provided by the Cold Chain Connect app.
Baltimore Aircoil to Showcase and Present on Adiabatic Systems at AHR Expo
BAC will feature its Trillium Adiabatic Cooler and discuss the fundamentals of adiabatic heat rejection at AHR Expo in Atlanta, Georgia, February 6-8.
Wieland Receives Above-Average Grade from Carbon Disclosure Project
Copper piping manufacturer’s B score puts it in top 36% of industry peers.
Refrigeration Manufacturer M&M Carnot Renews Natural Refrigerants Label from ATMOsphere
The ATMO Approved label is a global gold standard highlighting best-in-class manufacturers of natural refrigerant systems and components.
EIA Uncovers HFC Leaks in New York Supermarket Chain
The EIA, working with the climate group 350NYC.org, found HFC leaks in seven Gristedes stores they tested in New York.
Wieland Acquires Heyco Metals and National Bronze Manufacturing to Boost North America Offerings
The recent purchases are expected to further strengthen the company’s market position, manufacturing capabilities and distribution network in the region.
Baltimore Aircoil Company Advocates for Natural Refrigerants in First Sustainability Report
The Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report highlights the manufacturer’s 2021 initiatives and accomplishments.
Refrigerant Carbon Credits Support Californian Supermarkets’ Transition to NatRefs
Five Grocery Outlet and Raley’s stores have raised money from the sale of refrigerant carbon credits after choosing to install refrigeration systems that use natural refrigerants instead of HFCs.
U.S. EPA Proposes California-Type GWP Caps for Refrigeration and AC
The proposed rule would set a 150-GWP limit on the use of refrigerants in many new refrigeration systems and a 700-GWP cap on new residential AC.