ATMOsphere Releases 2023 Market Report Showing Growth of Low-Charge Ammonia
Growth seen in European and North American markets.
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IIAR Joins the Cool Coalition
The UN-backed Cool Coalition is working to accelerate the transition to energy-efficient, climate-friendly cooling and consists of more than 130 stakeholder organizations.
Alfa Laval Invites Stakeholders to November Net-Zero Launch Event #5
The free-to-join event on November 15 covers applications for clean energy, circularity and energy efficiency through the company’s ALF filter, service solutions and Packinox technology.
RETA Conference Nov. 14-17 to Feature Ammonia Workshops
To be held in Jacksonville, Florida, the conference is the “world’s largest” gathering of refrigerating engineers and technicians.
American Bureau of Shipping Approves Korean Shipbuilder’s New Ammonia HVAC System
The system, developed by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, supports shipowners’ requests for a more eco-friendly refrigerant.
EIA Aims to Raise Public Awareness of the Impacts of HFCs in New ‘What the F?’ Campaign
The series of four short videos examines everything from the history of f-gases to how natural refrigerants offer a climate-friendly alternative.
Microsoft Names Johnson Controls as Software Vendor Partner of the Year for OpenBlue Controls
JCI’s OpenBlue connected solutions use Microsoft Azure and machine learning to process data for “smart, healthy and sustainable” buildings.
Nitto Wins ‘Safety in Hydrogen’ Award at Canadian Convention
The company also has an ammonia-leak-detection tape that changes colors from white to blue upon exposure to identify specific leak locations.
International Gas Detectors Offers New Range of ‘Long-Life’ Ionic-Based Ammonia Detectors
The British-built sensor operates without water as an electrolyte, allowing operation down to -40°C to provide continuous detection in harsh environments.
German Life Cycle Assessment Finds Ammonia More Environmentally Friendly Than Synthetics or Hydrocarbons for Residential Heat Pumps
The electrical demand has the highest environmental impact, making refrigerant efficiency the most important evaluation criterion.
