Refrigerants Australia has welcomed the announcement pointing out that the industry actively supports a phase down.

Building owners are investing in HVAC equipment to lower energy consumption, according to Benjamin Freas, senior research analyst at Navigant Research.

Ultimo teacher Miroslav Capko said this kind of industry support is an example of teaching in action.

The format can be a seminar, panel session or workshop.

The refrigerant market is expected to grow at a CAGR of five to seven per cent.

The theme of this year's conference is New Frontiers to stimulate thinking around new ideas and tools that can be applied to air quality and climate change.

The company undertakes research and development in its own test facilities.

Indoor climate regulations are based on an empirical thermal comfort model that was developed in the 1960s.

Last October Triton acquired the heat exchanger division of the GEA Group including GEA Denco.

Labor will take a 50 per cent goal for renewable energy by 2030 to the next election.

The department has assessed a product stewardship approach to end-of-life domestic refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.

Sustainability Finalist Dan Granger has been working on the HVAC Optimisation Guide which will be launched next month.

All three finalists are deserving of this award and are long standing veterans of the HVACR industry.

This category received more entries than any other (by a huge margin) proving that energy efficiency is an industry priority.

Hare led the development of Australia's first low temp/low charge NH3 DX system for commercial application.

The featured project at CCN Live 2015 is the $6 billion Barangaroo project in Sydney.