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CIMCO’s Ammonia Heat Pumps in Ice Arenas to Help Canadian Town Meet 2030 Net-Zero Target
The installation of the systems at two sports complexes in Halton Hills, Ontario, will cut costs and emissions.
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ATMO Europe: Zudek’s Low-Charge Ammonia Chiller at Pharmaceutical Site Is 20% More Efficient Than HFC Alternative
The air-cooled chiller, which replaced an R134a-based unit at a pharmaceutical site in Belgium, has an energy efficiency ratio of 3.6.
Trade Groups Object to Provisions of U.S. EPA’s Proposed Risk Management Program
The latest RMP safety rule would impact ammonia refrigeration facilities.
ATMO Europe: Romanian Cold Storage Facility Reduces Energy Consumption with Vapor Quality Control
HB Products improves the DX ammonia system’s efficiency by 43% simply by switching from traditional superheat control.
ATMO Europe: NatRefs Key for Decarbonization, Says Net-Zero Consultancy CoolPlanet
Natural refrigerants can help end users reduce their energy-related emissions through higher system efficiency while also avoiding f-gas emissions.
IIAR Releases New Documents to Lower Ammonia Safety Risks
The global association has published a guideline for estimating accidental refrigerant releases plus an update to its safety standard for valves and strainers.
District Heating Applications of GEA’s Ammonia Heat Pumps Shown to Mitigate Climate Change
Successful case studies in various applications demonstrate the potential to drastically reduce emissions.
Mayekawa Introduces Low-Capacity Ammonia Chiller that Can Compete with HFO, HFC and Hydrocarbon Units
The mCHILLER TAKA is a low-charge air-cooled chiller designed for semi-industrial and commercial applications.
EIA Cites Rising Emissions of Ozone-Depleting Gases and HFC-23
The NGO calls for action by Montreal Protocol to address feedstocks and by-products.
Higher Temperatures and Capacities are Priority for Sabroe’s Ammonia Products
The Danish OEM’s compressors will be able to deliver up to 25MW (7,109TR) heating capacity with temperatures of up to 93°C (199°F).