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Danfoss to Build ‘Smart’ CO2 Supermarket for R&D Next to HQ in Denmark
The ‘smart’ CO2 supermarket will be fully functioning and run by Brugsen, Denmark’s largest cooperative retailer.
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U.K. Food-Packing Company Saves 30% in Energy with CO2 Brine Chiller
The installation has been nominated for the Chiller of the Year 2022 award by British outlet ACR News.
REHVA Brussels Summit 2021
For Better Health, Indoor Air Quality and Energy Performance in all Buildings and Communities REHVA’s mission is to develop and disseminate economical, energy efficient, safe and healthy technology for mechanical services of building; to serve its members and the field of building engineering (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) by facilitating knowledge exchange, supporting the development…
Norwegian Supermarket Saves 58% Energy With CO2 Rack and Ejectors
The supermarket in Røyken was the first to install the new Advansor ValuePack II, saving both energy and space with the compact solution.
New Zealand Company Introduces ‘World’s First’ On-Farm CO2 Milk Cooling
The patented R744 Eco2Dairy system has been developed by Auckland-based Cold Energy Technology and includes heat recovery.
Alfa Laval to Recycle Its Heat Exchangers
Swedish manufacturer, partnering with Stena Recycling, aims to recycle less efficient models.
10% energy savings from ‘fully integrated’ CO2 installation in Italy
An SCM Frigo-designed CO2 system in an Italian supermarket featuring parallel compression, a CO2 heat pump and air conditioning is delivering strong energy savings.
Australian retailer commits to CO2transcritical
Facing the highest energy costs in the world, leading Australian independent retailer Drakes Supermarkets is more committed than ever to its CO2 transcritical future.
CAREL: Waterloop technology for the supermarket of the future
The Italian manufacturer explained how companies can realise 35% energy savings by using this technology.
N.Y. store with transcritical cuts annual energy costs by $74,000
DeCicco & Sons compared its first transcritical store to an equivalent store using R404A.