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IIAR 2022: GEA Bringing Low-Charge Ammonia Heat Pumps to North America
The RedGenium and Red Astrum heat pumps have been successfully implemented in Europe.
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Using heat pumps and heat recovering in meat processing
Meat processing facilities face significant challenges in reducing energy costs and emissions due to the need for high temperature heat in their processes. This event will detail the latest innovations available to meet the needs of this industry and options for transitioning. This interactive meeting will include discussion heat recovery opportunities and methods for calculating…
U.K. Manufacturer Vert Raises £1.9 Million to Bring Conical Rotary Compressor to NatRef Application
The company seeks to accelerate a ‘swift transition’ in the use of low-GWP refrigerants like CO2 and ammonia in heat pumps and refrigeration systems.
Sabroe Launches High-Temperature Ammonia Heat Pump
The new 273 S ammonia heat pump can deliver up to 95°C heat with ‘minimal energy needed.’
Star Refrigeration Launches Online Hub to Help Businesses Reach Net Zero
The free website contains a variety of resources aiming to help companies achieve net-zero goals coming out of COP26.
GEA Launches Ammonia Heat Pump Capable of Producing 95°C Heat
The heat pump is equipped with a compressor offering double the capacity of previous models and is suitable for industrial applications and district heating.
GEA Group Rebrands Refrigeration Technologies division as GEA Heating & Refrigeration Technologies
The new name underscores the company’s integration of its heat pump and cooling technologies to save energy.
NatRef Heat Pumps Seen as Key to Linking Heat Sources and Sinks, and Cutting Emissions
A chiller’s waste heat should be used with a heat pump, and not with a gas boiler, says J&E Hall expert.
Ammonia Heat Pump Leverages Water From Abandoned Coal Mine for Heating
GEA project in Gateshead, northeast England, uses a 6MW ammonia heat pump system for district heating.
Ammonia Heat Pump Tapping River Water Wins EHPA Award
The 5.2MW project in Scotland was awarded the 2021 City of the Year prize by the European Heat Pump Association.