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Emerson Climate Technologies Highlights Refrigerant Issues and Trends at ATMOsphere America 2014News | 17 July 2014Leading experts weigh in on scroll compressor technology, ammonia heat pumps at third annual conference. moreInvitation to OEWG34 side event - ATMOsphere Network ParisNews | 15 July 2014It is our pleasure to invite you to attend the ATMOsphere Network Paris Meeting focusing on natural refrigerants on Thursday 17 July 2014, organised on the margins of the 34th Open-Ended Working Group of the Montreal Protocol (OEWG). A light lunch will be offered prior to the meeting at 13:00. moreAzane's Low Charge Ammonia Confirmed As the Refrigerant of Choice for R22 Replacement at Atmosphere America 2014News | 10 July 2014Star Refrigeration's US subsidiary Azane Incorporated was one of 250 refrigeration end users, HVACR contractors, regulators and industry associations who met in San Francisco to discuss natural refrigerants and the impending R22 phase-out. moreDanfoss Extols Value of CO2 During ATMOsphere America ConferenceNews | 10 July 2014Danfoss, a leading manufacturer of high-efficiency electronic and mechanical components and controls for air-conditioning, heating, refrigeration and motion systems, highlighted the sustainability benefits of CO2 refrigeration systems in supermarket applications during a presentation at ATMOsphere America 2014, which was held June 18-19 in San Francisco, CA. moreThermo King, newest Silver Sponsor of ATMOsphere Europe 2015News | 9 July 2014We are very happy to welcome our newest Silver Sponsor, Thermo King, for the 6th edition of ATMOsphere Europe. Founded in 1938, the company works on developing environmentally friendly and high performance systems designed for the transport temperature control industry. moreenEx announce Bronze Sponsorship of ATMOsphere Europe 2015News | 9 July 2014enEx, a pioneer in the field of natural refrigeration, will support the 6th annual ATMOsphere Europe 2015 conference as a Bronze Sponsor. Held from 16 – 17 March in Brussels, the conference will bring together key industry stakeholders to discuss the latest natural refrigerant technologies, market trends and regulatory issues in Europe. moreVending machines market represents huge potential for CO2 technologyNews | 9 July 2014During his ATMOsphere America 2014 presentation, Mike Weisser from SandenVendo America, emphasised the significant market opportunity for small footprint CO2 installations with respect to convenience store vending machines and highlighted that energy efficiency as well as system reliability will be the key drivers of the market uptake. moreA first in North America: R1270 chillers successfully installed News | 9 July 2014In a presentation focused on hydrocarbon technology at ATMOsphere America 2014, Eric MacGregor from Versatile Refrigeration International discussed the first installation in North America of a secondary refrigeration system using propylene (R1270) as the primary refrigerant. Already the system is proving successful, maintaining optimal temperature throughout the year and being praised by building operators for its ease of operation and the little amount of maintenance required. moreDanfoss discusses role of CO2 refrigeration systems in supermarket sustainability at ATMOsphere America 2014News | 7 July 2014Danfoss highlighted the sustainability benefits of CO2 refrigeration systems in supermarket applications during a presentation at ATMOsphere America 2014, which was held June 18-19 in San Francisco, Calif. Now in its third year, ATMOsphere America convened industry leaders to discuss the latest technologies, market trends and regulatory issues in the field of natural refrigerants. This also was the third year Danfoss was a sponsor of the conference. moreScope for greater energy use of natural refrigerant technologies with utility energy efficiency programmesNews | 4 July 2014ATMOsphere America 2014, organised in San Francisco from 18-19 June, gathered experts in the field of natural refrigerant heating and cooling who gathered to discuss how to accelerate the market uptake of these climate friendly technoloiges. In an ATMOsphere first, the programme featured a Session dedicated to Energy Providers, who shared with participants their unique perspectives on how natural refrigerant technologies can help utilities ensure that residential, commercial and industrial consumers use electricity as efficiently as possible more