Applications are now open for bulk HFC import quota for the 2026–27 licence period with applications closing August 7, 2025.

Austrian company Hauser GmbH has joined Epta S.p.A, a global leader in commercial refrigeration.

REFCA Services co-founder & operations manager, Michelle Popovski, has always been a strong advocate for the R in HVACR.

Nidec Corporation has acquired full ownership of Changzhou Xecom Energy Technologies Co., Ltd., a privately owned Chinese scroll manufacturer.

Cook Compression, which is part of the Dover Corporation, is opening a new service centre in Corpus Christi, Texas.

The International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) has called on governments around the globe to establish National Refrigeration Committees to strengthen food systems, public health, industrial development and climate action.

FARRAR, a brand of Trane Technologies’ Life Science Solutions business unit, has launched CYCLONE, a groundbreaking ultra-low freeze/store chamber.

Danfoss Climate Solutions has named Dennis Appel as divisional president of its newly established Controls and Thermal Management division.

Swisslog will focus on its multi-temperature warehouse automation solutions, including ambient, chilled, and cold storage at CeMat which is being held in Sydney this year.

Honeywell has completed its acquisition of Sundyne from private equity firm Warburg Pincus for $2.16 billion in an all-cash transaction.

Embraco is investing $US120 million in a new factory to manufacture compressors in India.

Arkema will offer a range of lower global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants to the global market, increasing access to next generation refrigerant solutions.

Gas detection manufacturer, Safe Monitoring Group, has formally completed its acquisition of CPC, which is part of the Carter Group.

Danfoss is preparing to introduce a new, high-performance controller designed to set a new standard in flexibility, usability, and system integration for plug-in and remote TXV refrigerated display cases.

Weld Australia is calling on the federal government to introduce a national inspection regime for imported fabricated steel and high-risk goods, warning that the lack of local compliance checks is placing Australians at serious risk.

After a decade of service, Ian Hopkins will be stepping down as chair of the ARBS Foundation, with Simon Bradwell set to take the reins.