Only 2 weeks to go until ATMOsphere Europe 2011 opens its doors to around 180 representatives from the European Institutions, leading European retailers, innovative suppliers or involved NGOs and associations - in short the who’s is who of natural refrigerants, those able to change the future of CO₂, ammonia and hydrocarbons. Get your seats, learn more about the largest dedicated end user session and a new bronze sponsor.

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As in the last two years the number of places available is restricted to 180 and we are now close to being sold out, so we recommend to register quickly to reserve your spot and to be part of the ATMOsphere experience: Register Now

The largest dedicated End User Session

One of our main focus areas this year will be on the end users and we are glad to announce the final confirmation of an additional retailer who will be speaking at our End User Session 1 on Tuesday afternoon: Jean-Michel Fleury, Carrefour, Group Assets Director - Strategic Projects and highly involved in the strategic planning with regard to their natural refrigerant's involvement.

With the largest dedicated end-user panels ever gathered on the matter, the event is focused on discussing and presenting viable technology solutions that can be applied in commercial refrigeration and that enable European retailers to be leaders in the transition away from the use of harmful fluorinated gases. The end users talking about their experiences, barriers and future plans as regards natural refrigerants include:

Carrefour, Marks & Spencer, COOP, Migros, Coca-Cola, Unilever, Robert Wiseman Dairies, Northern Food and others

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New Bronze Sponsor: Green & Cool

Last but not least we are very happy to welcome a new Bronze sponsor on board: Green & Cool.

As one of the market’s leading suppliers of refrigeration systems that use environment-friendly carbon dioxide CO₂ as a refrigerant, Green & Cool’s driving force is to achieve the lowest operational cost for green refrigeration on the market. Since 2007, high-quality carbon dioxide refrigeration is successfully distributed worldwide under the Green & Cool name.