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Nestlé Uses Natural Refrigerants to Reach Sustainability Goals
The food and beverage giant has announced a net-zero energy plan, aiming to use 100% renewable energy by 2050.
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Green Business Report Notes Growing Use of Heat Pumps in Commercial Buildings
More efficient heat pumps are replacing gas heaters, says cautionary 2020 annual report by the GreenBiz Group.
Cutting Ammonia Charge in Industrial Systems
Danish researchers have shown that reducing recirculation rate and evaporator-tube diameter can decrease refrigerant charge in overfeed systems, without sacrificing cooling capacity.
Intelligent Pumping System Cuts Energy by 55% in Chillers
New Grundfos units use temperature sensors to regulate water flow.
EIA and Greenpeace Relaunch Cool Technologies Website, Replete with NatRef Data
The ‘new’ site includes a database of sustainable cooling solutions to help businesses make the best choices.
Evaporative Cooling Found to Have Lower Carbon Footprint Than Dry Cooling
This is the conclusion of a two-year study by Eurovent, which shows that refrigeration systems using wet cooling towers have the lowest year-round carbon footprint.
Heat Pump Summit Issues Call to Action to Reduce GHGs
Speakers urged the industry to work towards higher energy efficiency and a greater use of natural refrigerants.
Custom Low-Charge Ammonia System Realizes All-Round Improvements
Star Refrigeration offers a new Logistics Lineage cold store an affordable, robust industrial refrigeration solution boasting higher efficiencies and lowered costs.
Highlights from ATMOsphere Europe 2019 conference
The ATMOsphere Europe 2019 conference took place in Warsaw, Poland, on October 16-17. Here are some highlights from the event.
Professor Peters: We Need to Reinvent the Cold Chain
In keynote address, U.K clean-cold expert calls for a system approach that will relieve exploding energy demands while meeting cooling needs for all.