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ATMO Europe Conference on Natural Refrigerants Releases Final Program
The 12th edition of the event will take place in person in Brussels, Belgium, November 15–16.
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ATMO Europe Announces End Users, More CO2 Case Studies
The in-person event is scheduled for November 15-16 in Brussels.
European NatRef Manufacturers Call for More Ambitious EU F-gas Regulation
Stricter GWP limits, product bans and compensation for environmental damage are a few of the amendments suggested by some of the continent’s leading manufacturers of natural-refrigerant-based systems.
METRO AG Continues Rollout of CO2 for Retrofits in Europe
Next year the German wholesaler is planning to refurbish 40 stores with transcritical CO2 and ejector technology, while using hydrocarbon equipment for “smart repairs.”
Helped by NatRefs, Metro AG Reduces Carbon Footprint by 34%
The German wholesale giant is well underway to achievinge it’s target of a 50% reduction of CO2e emissions by 2030.
Metro Cash and Carry Japan, Yokohama Reito, and JASON Receive Accelerate Japan Awards
The winners in food retail and industrial, and industry contribution, were announced at ATMOsphere Japan.
Metro Starts Converting R404A Stores in Russia to CO2
German wholesale giant Metro AG has started converting its Russian R404A stores to CO2 (R744) refrigeration, having completed the first conversion to transcritical CO2 at a Cash & Carry hypermarket in Orenburg, southwest Russia. In its upcoming fiscal year, Metro’s next two conversions from R404A to transcritical CO2 will take place at stores in Stavropol and Astrakhan, Russia,…
Energy Savings On Target at Metro Wumart China’s 3 Transcritical Stores
Two systems installed in existing stores were forecast to save 25% in energy consumption compared to previous R22 systems.
Why a German Retailer Chose to Lease, Not Buy, a CO2 System
At a refurbished hypermarket, Real is saving up to 30% in electricity usage with its transcritical system, while avoiding upfront capital costs, in one of the first arrangements of its kind.
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.