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Canadian Contractor Questions Rinks’ Cautious Approach to ‘Very Small’ Ammonia Leak
The Alberni Valley Multiplex in Port Alberni, British Columbia, has reopened its two ice rinks following a more than three-week closure.
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Ammonia Training Center Plans Hub Where Artisans Can Train, Work and Live
The Skills City Africa project has German backing but seeks more help.
Australia Gets its First Ammonia/CO2 NewTon Systems
Five of the low-charge packaged systems were installed in July at a new cold storage center in western Sydney.
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.
‘Chilling Prospects’ Report Demands Global Action on Cooling Access
SEforALL’s updated study shares a practical road map for ensuring affordable, efficient, and sustainable cooling in the developing world.
U.S Contractor Group Embraces NatRefs
The Arcticom Group will soon deliver an ammonia/CO2 system it built to Raley’s, and has joined NASRC to support contractor training.
New IEA Report Tackles Cooling in Southeast Asia
The study looks at the impact of the growing demand for space cooling in ASEAN countries.
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.
Rapid Natural Refrigerant Growth in Australia, Says Government Report
‘Cold Hard Facts 2019’ details key developments and emerging trends in Australia’s HVAC&R industry.