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Eberspaecher Suetrak brings CO2 MAC to IAA
The mobile air-conditioning (MAC) manufacturer will showcase its CO2 portfolio at the international vehicle show.
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CO2-cooled commuting with the new Mercedes-Benz Citaro
Carbon dioxide is the coolant of the first all-electric Citaro bus, which will soon enter series production.
Deutsche Bahn calls on manufacturers to board CO2 MAC train
At ATMOsphere Europe 2017, rail giant Deutsche Bahn called on manufacturers to help it achieves its goal of using natural refrigerants for air conditioning in new trains by 2020.
CO2 MAC to hit Busworld 2017
Germany company Eberspaecher Suetrak will be presenting its system using CO2 refrigerant for bus air-conditioning systems.
New servicing system to boost CO2 MAC rollout in Europe
A new service unit for CO2 mobile air conditioning (MAC) systems – developed by AVL DiTest in collaboration with Daimler – has been approved by the German car manufacturer, paving the way for increased uptake of CO2 vehicle A/C in Europe. Daimler is obliging all 2,700 of its European workshops to install at least one CO2 servicing unit within the next few years.
French transport provider RTM shelves R134a for CO2
Regie des transport de Marseille (RTM) is moving to phase out R134a in its mobile air conditioning, running tests using CO2 on two of its new buses in 2015. German manufacturer Konvekta is now bringing its proven MAC technology from the domestic market and Poland, to France.
VW to implement CO2 MAC in two luxury models
Volkswagen follows through with its commitment to use CO2 in mobile air conditioning systems as an alternative to HFO-1234yf under the MAC Directive.
Natural refrigerants MAC systems could reduce GHG emissions by 30% in China
At the 11th Gustav Lorentzen Conference on Natural Refrigerants, Johanna Gloël of GIZ Proklima presented on the potential for China to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through the use of natural refrigerants, which would replace fluorinated gases in car air conditioning systems. The research suggests that GHG emissions in China could be reduced by 30% by 2030.
DUH calls for swift switch to CO2 MAC technology in buses
The need to switch to environmentally friendly and safe refrigerants in mobile air conditioning systems (MAC) doesn’t stop at passenger vehicles, which have received considerable attention in recent months due to the controversy surrounding refrigerant R1234yf. The German Environmental Aid Association is now calling on transport companies and bus manufacturers to make the switch to CO2 MAC systems.