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Latest advancements for natural refrigerantsPresentation | published on 20 February 2017Professor Pega Hrnjak discussed the coming proliferation of low charge ammonia systems, the opportunities for CO2 in air-conditioning, and the need to more strictly define efficiency in terms of natural refrigerant based systems. more
Global policy trends for natural refrigerantsPresentation | published on 20 February 2017Marc Chasserot discussed the shortcomings of the Kigali Amendment, the impact of President Trump on environmental policy in the US, and the opportunities for natural refrigerant adoption in Japan after Kigali. more
Key Measures to Achieve F-gas Reductions in JapanPresentation | published on 20 February 2017Yasuhiro Baba discussed the key controls and systems in place to achieve HFC phase-out requirements in more detail. He also talked about the problems with higher than expected F-gas leakage rates and lower than expected recover... more
Challenges for Fluorinated Gases control in Japan - Reflecting The Kigali amendment to Montreal protocolPresentation | published on 20 February 2017Atsuhiro Meno discussed the ramifications of the Kigali amendment on HFC regulations in Japan. He said that Japan will comfortably achieve the targets set by Kigali but still needs tougher controls and reduction measures. more
Welcome speech & IntroductionPresentation | published on 20 February 2017Marc Chasserot highlighted some of the day’s main themes: the current low-charge ammonia revolution, the growing standardization of CO2 for food retail, and R290 making in-roads in Japan as a viable light commercial refri... more
Natural refrigerants - latest policy trends & GUIDE JAPAN 2016 - State of the IndustryPresentation | published on 13 July 2016 more
An introduction to UL Certification & American RefrigerantPresentation | published on 13 July 2016 more