Building a Foundation for Long-Term Operational Success with Alternative Systems
1-hour workshop by Heatcraft, in Cambria Room

Kysor/Warren and Heatcraft will share their experience in designing, installing and providing support for CO₂ and NH₃ equipment to ensure the long-term success of retailers using these systems. The company will provide some comparison and contrast regarding the system type advantages and disadvantages. Session will include a highly-interactive Q&A session.

Regsitration is mandatory and free of charge. Click here to register and select the "Pre-event Workshop by Heatcraft" category.

Strategies for Expanding Transcritical CO₂ Booster Adoption
2-hour workshop by Emerson, in Aurora Room

For decades, CO₂ transcritical booster systems have proved very effective in cooler climates as a natural alternative to high-GWP HFC systems. But the desire to expand the adoption of these systems has led to the development of several strategies to improve CO₂’s viability in warmer climates.

This session will take a closer look at the energy impact on some of these emerging strategies.

Registration is mandatory and free of charge. Click here to register and for more info. 

Harness the Full Potential of CO₂ Solutions
1-hour training and Q&A by Danfoss, in Danfoss Training Unit 

Danfoss will share their in-depth knowledge of CO₂ and its properties as well as  the opportunities and challenges surrounding the use of the refrigerant. The CO₂ Mobile Training Unit is equipped with CO₂ solutions and interactive learning modules, including Danfoss’ AHR Innovation Award winning ejector technology, which industry experts recognize as key in the evolution of transcritical CO₂ refrigeration.

Visit the training unit anytime during the conference or join the indicated training tours.

Hosted by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), this panel will focus on utility energy efficiency programs, and the role they play in accelerating the adoption of energy efficient refrigeration technologies. The panel, featuring major utility providers, will present details of their latest programs, followed by an interactive Q&A session.

Chair: Ammi Amarnath, Electric Power Research Institute, New opportunities for natural refrigerants  

This session, hosted by the Californian Air Resources Board (CARB), will be an opportunity for natural refrigerant technology stakeholders to provide input on the Short-lived Climate Pollutant Reduction Strategy, known as the SLCP Plan, on how the 40% HFC reduction target can be met. This meeting will be a unique opportunity for participants to engage with CARB officials on the details of California’s Refrigerant Management Plan that will be updated to reflect this new strategy once the rule-making process begins. Opportunities for natural refrigerant based technologies to replace HFCs will be the key discussion topic in this informal and interactive session.

Harness the Full Potential of CO₂ Solutions
1-hour training and Q&A by Danfoss, in Danfoss Training Unit

Danfoss will share their in-depth knowledge of CO₂ and its properties as well as  the opportunities and challenges surrounding the use of the refrigerant. The CO₂ Mobile Training Unit is equipped with CO₂ solutions and interactive learning modules, including Danfoss’ AHR Innovation Award winning ejector technology, which industry experts recognize as key in the evolution of transcritical CO₂ refrigeration.

Visit the training unit anytime during the conference or join the indicated training tours.