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Nihon Netsugen to Double Production Capacity in 2023 to Meet CO2 Industrial Demand, Says President
To date, the Japanese manufacturer has installed 410 transcritical CO2 units at 140 projects in Japan and Southeast Asia.
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Nihon Netsugen Joins R744.com as Bronze Partner
The Japanese manufacturer produces large heat pumps and industrial refrigeration systems like transcritical CO2 units.
ATMO APAC: First Industrial Transcritical CO2 System Installed in Malaysia
The R744-based system, manufactured by Nihon Netsugen, was installed by FFM Engineering at a cold storage facility in Kuala Lumpur in 2021.
HVAC&R Japan 2022: Nihon Netsugen Systems Has Sold 345 Transcritical CO2 Units To Date
The company also exhibited a GEA BLUAstrum ammonia chiller that is receiving interest from major chemical manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies for factory air conditioning, the company said.
Japanese Companies Recognized for CO2 Collaboration by National Government
CO2-system manufacturer Nihon Netsugen Systems and engineering firm Hitachi Plant Services were awarded for their joint efforts to protect the ozone layer and prevent global warming.
Japanese Cold Storage Operator Sees Positive Energy Performance with CO2 After Three Years
Kawai Ice & Cold Storage Installed 10 CO2 systems at its cold storage facility in Fukuoka, Japan in 2018.
FOOMA Japan: Nihon Netsugen Systems Has Sold 250 CO2 Transcritical Units To Date, Aiming for 350 by Next Year
Japanese OEM Nihon Netsugen Systems is currently exhibiting its CO2 systems at the FOOMA Japan 2021 exhibition in Nagoya, Japan.
Japanese Cold Storage Operator Again Sees Energy Drop with CO2
Yoshio Ice presented operational data from its most recent transcritical CO2 system installation in Fukuoka, Japan.
Ajinomoto Announces 100% Conversion to NatRefs in Japanese Frozen-Food Factories
By the end of March, the company will have eliminated all HCFCs, using ammonia and CO2 systems instead.
Former Japan Environment Minister to Deliver Keynote Speech at ATMO Japan 2021
Tamayo Marukawa, a current member of the Japanese Parliament, is set to join the online event on February 15.