The nonprofit’s ‘Cool It’ campaign aims to get supermarkets to switch to ‘ultra-low GWP, natural refrigerants.’
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.
All racks will be approved for 130 bar instead of 120 bar, beginning next year.
The London 4 and Arles are remote serve-over cabinets designed with ‘maximum energy efficiency’ and available in multiple models.
The program will address barriers that have so far constrained the deployment of climate-friendly cooling technologies and systems.
The containerized systems for hospitals and pharmacies will use solar power and natural refrigerants, including CO2.
The free event, which takes place online November 3, will also address environmental impact of HFOs.
By simplifying the design of booster systems and using fewer components, Emerson believes CO2 systems will become more affordable and attractive to retailers.
The growing use of HFO-1234yf, which converts entirely to trifluoroacetic acid in the atmosphere, could lead to pollution of drinking water.
The contributions include CO2 and propane refrigeration systems for transport and food retail applications as well as knowledge, expertise and logistics.
