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Beijer Ref China to supply R744 system for Beijing Olympics
The transcritical system will provide 1.1MW (312.8TR) of cooling capacity for the speed and figure skating rink at the Beijing Capital Indoor Stadium.
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Heat Reclaim from R744 System Another Plus for 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
First-ever transcritical system at Olympics will generate heat for various applications at new speed-skating rink.
Haier Carrier to Supply TC R744 Ice-Making System for Beijing Olympics
Qingdao Haier Carrier Refrigeration Equipment Company Ltd., a joint venture established in 2001 by Qingdao, China-based Haier Group and U.S.-based Carrier, has won the bid to supply a transcritical CO2 ice-making system for the speed skating rink at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in China. The Ice Ribbon skating rink will cover an area of around…
Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Promotes CO2 Ice Rinks
The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Organizing Committee re-released its promotional video highlighting its use of CO2-based refrigeration systems at the event’s ice rinks to mark Earth Day, April 22. The video, released on the Beijing 2022 Youtube channel, highlights the ongoing construction of a new “National Speed Skating Oval,” which will use a CO2-based refrigeration…
Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics officially announces use of R744 for ice venues
The Beijing 2022 Organizing Committee said that CO2 systems will be used in the speed skating, figure skating, short track and ice hockey training venues.
Six ice rinks to use R744 at Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
Five new rinks and one existing rink will employ CO2, explained ice rink expert Art Sutherland at ATMOsphere America 2019.
Expert: Ammonia will return, CO2 will increase in China
Leading Chinese industrial refrigeration expert Jin Ma sees opportunities for natural refrigerants in China’s cold chain sector ahead of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.
China ‘may install’ CO2 rinks at 2022 Olympics
Chinese and Finnish companies plan to install greener ice rinks at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.