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Lidl Net-Zero Store Uses R744 Ground-Source Heat Pump
The Dutch supermarket employs only green energy sources – solar panels and a thermal underground reservoir.
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Lidl distribution centre in Netherlands opts for ammonia/CO2
The fruit logistics facility in the southern Dutch town of Moerdijk opened in March.
Lidl opts for natrefs in Spanish logistics centre
Lidl’s biggest and most sustainable logistics centre in Europe, located in Madrid, Spain, is fitted with an NH3/CO2 cooling system designed and installed by Cofrico.
Big German retailers say ‘yes’ to natural refrigerants
Several major German retailers have committed to using natural refrigerants as part of their climate strategy.
Will Bulgaria make the transition from CO2 cascade to CO2 transcritical?
With CO2 transcritical retail stores in warmer European climates expected to hit 100 in the next two to five years thanks to technology developments like adiabatic cooling, ejectors and parallel compression, Bulgaria represents a potential growth market for the technology. Although there are still barriers to overcome in the EU Member State positive developments are on the way with leading retailer Kaufland seriously considering CO2-only systems.