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CTI Unveils Latest Entrance Monitor
CTI has released its latest digital entrance monitor which can detect NH3and other gasses.
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Low-Charge NH3 Ice Rink in Canada Wins Award for Efficient Design
Cimco system leverages heat reclaim to cut energy costs by CAD$100,000 per year.
Biden-Led EPA Expected to Review Trump Rollback of Risk-Management Rules for Ammonia
The EPA could reverse changes made last year to the RMP, says Lowell Randel of GCCA.
Hillphoenix to Do Its First Low-Charge Ammonia Project in Latin America
Poultry warehouse in Costa Rica will use six low-charge units.
New Delaware Incentive Program Favors NatRefs
The “Cool Switch” Program,” launched on March 2, ranks natural refrigerants higher than synthetics.
Whole Foods, Contractors Opt for AI Software to Optimize Energy and Service
Axiom Exergy is providing “virtual” battery and technician service, driven by cloud platform.
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.
Ammonia Training Videos from IIAR Now Available Online
The new online resource includes three series of videos covering ammonia refrigeration basics, safety and oil removal.
Emerson Launches Walk-In Condensing Units Meeting New U.S. Energy Rules
The new DOE rules requires up to 40% energy reductions for condensing units and related equipment used in commercial walk-in cooler/freezers under 3,000ft2(279m2).
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.