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Latest natural refrigerant market trends presented at Atmosphere EuropeNews | 14 November 2013Latest natural refrigerant market trends presented at Atmosphere Europe.Refrigeration-sector news more
Industrial Refrigeration- quo vadis? (where are you going?)News | 12 November 2013At the recent ATMOsphere 2013, Eric Delforge – Mayekawa Europe – outlined the possible future development of industrial refrigeration. moreRoom for innovative solutionsNews | 12 November 2013Around 400 European companies deal with natural cooling: not a small number for a relatively small sector. Four hundred companies that guide innovation on a global level and that have brought technology not only to be technically feasible, but in many cases to maturity of the market. moreRevision 842/2006: Carriers point of viewNews | 12 November 2013At the recent conference ATMOsphere 2013 Carrier presented its position in relation to the review on fluorinated gases currently in progress. moreSupply in demandNews | 11 November 2013The annual Atmosphere Europe conference brought natural refrigerant suppliers together with end-users and policy makers to discuss industry progress. Andrew Gaved was there to hear the debate. morePrepare for compromises to bring F-Gas proposals to the market News | 4 November 2013The parties negotiating the final passage of the F-Gas regulations are preparing for compromises on key points in order to move the proposals into EU law. moreCall For Technology Case Studies - DEADLINE EXTENDED News | 4 November 2013For the Technology Case Study Sessions at ATMOsphere Asia 2014, we are looking for case studies that present the latest product innovations, developments and efficiency results in the field of natural refrigerants in or for Asia. Abstract Submission Deadline extended: 30 November 2013.more
Pushing the 'CO2 equator' further south - Part 2News | 30 October 2013With a clear shift towards CO2 refrigeration by European retailers, a hot topic of discussion for several retailers at the 2013 ATMOsphere conference was the need for cost effective natural solutions for hot climates and pushing the “CO2 equator” further south, bringing viable CO2 solutions to all. moreATMOsphere confirms preference for CO2 refrigeration by many retailers and end-usersNews | 30 October 2013In an ATMOsphere Europe first, German and Portuguese retailers featured in a Food Retailer Panel. Presentations by Edeka, Sonae, Delhaize, Ahold, Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury’s made clear that European retailers have decided to go HFC-free, and that CO2 is the preferred option for many. This is also true for The Coca-Cola Company. What is needed now is to achieve cost parity with traditional refrigeration systems, to further develop the supply chain, and to improve training. moreMICROGROOVE SUCCESSES SPUR NEW RESEARCHNews | 30 October 2013As a result of changes in the market, research was initiated into MicroGroove smaller diameter inner grooved copper tubes. Many hurdles were overcome in bringing new products to market. Ultimately, the technology has been proven and is now widely employed in the mass production of air conditioners. more