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Albert Heijn puts faith in natural refrigerants
The Dutch retail giant is banking on transcritical CO2 installations to help deliver its goal of becoming CO2-neutral by 2025.
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Japan boasts 2,400 transcritical CO2 retail installations
Market leaders Lawson and AEON are continuing with their ambitious natural refrigerant adoption plans despite the discontinuation of a Japanese Ministry of Environment subsidy for retailers in the fiscal year 2017.
CO2 show to hit the road in China
This month sees major players in the Chinese HVAC&R sector take to the road with a series of seminars on ‘Developing a sustainable future together – CO2 in Food Retail’ in China.
New survey sees market growth for CO2 in North America
Danfoss, who conducted the survey, says commercial and industrial refrigeration OEMs, consultants, contractors, and end users see “market acceptance and growth” for this natural refrigerant.
Japanese suppliers to bet on CO2 in 2017
Leading Japanese manufacturers of natural refrigeration technology see 2017 as a growth year in Japan for CO2 in commercial refrigeration.
Aldi Süd proud to install 1,000th CO2 system
Having reached the landmark of 1,000 installations last week, Aldi Süd estimates that 54% of its stores are already running on CO2.
Bitzer’s new 50-HP transcritical compressors make U.S. debut
The ECOLINE+ six-cylinder line is a follow-up to the UL-approved OCTAGON Transcritical line; both cut commercial system costs and lend themselves to industrial applications.
Gourmet Australian food firm commissions transcritical CO2 plant
Australian gourmet food firm F. Mayer Imports has commissioned a transcritical CO2 plant with ammonia chillers.
Ammonia/CO2 system found to be energy-saver
Mayekawa’s NewTon unit installed at a candy plant consumes 32% less energy than an R507A system, reports ASHRAE Journal.
New CO2 thermal storage system saves 30% on energy bills
Yamato Co. Ltd., a Japanese engineering company specialising in the planning, design and installation of HVAC&R facilities, has developed and tested a new CO2-based brine-ice thermal storage system.