The R744-based heat pump reduces operation costs and energy consumption as well as the need to invest in additional charging points or larger fleets, says the German manufacturer.
Pro Refrigeration manufactures industrial CO2 chillers for a number of end users across the U.S., including dairy producers, craft-beverage makers and bakeries.
Dorin has carried out a comparison of process-cooling chillers with a number of refrigerants, concluding that new technologies make CO2 efficient even in warm U.S. climates.
The EESC Committee is also in favor of setting a 150 GWP cap across all technologies and promoting incentives schemes and public procurement for f-gas-free alternatives.
VanderGiessen will discuss Pro Refrigeration’s experience manufacturing CO2 chillers for industrial applications on July 21 at 5pm CEST (11am EDT).
The refrigeration and air-conditioning contractor has been a pioneer of transcritical CO2 in Israel and the Middle East and is R744.com’s first Israeli partner.
The self-paced, free-to-attend courses are tailored for store owners and RACHP technicians to support their transition towards NatRefs.
The supermarket chain is expanding its transcritical CO2 footprint and moving into more regional areas of the country.
The UK Climate Change Committee urged the government to increase the ambition of HFC consumption reduction targets, publish targets and plans on heat pumps that do not use f-gases, reduce inhaler emissions and support stronger international action on reducing emissions.
The U.S. supermarket sector continues to “inexcusably lag behind European counterparts,” says the Environmental Investigation Agency’s (EIA), an international NGO, based on analysis conducted for its latest Climate-Friendly Supermarket Scorecard. The Supermarket Scorecard 2022 was published by the EIA on July 6 and assesses the largest U.S. supermarket chains on their adoption of HFC-free technology,…
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