Danfoss has inaugurated a new production line in India dedicated to the manufacturing of DMB/DCB bi-flow filter driers.

The European Union Council and Parliament have reached a provisional agreement on phasing down substances that cause global warming and deplete the ozone layer.

Dr Yosr Allouche will become the first woman to hold the role of director general of the International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR).

Cool-Safe, the body which runs New Zealand’s accredited voluntary Product Stewardship Scheme for refrigerants, is investing $500,000 per annum to build capacity and capability within the country’s HVACR sector.

The global transcritical CO2 market has experienced substantial growth, reaching $US44.7 billion in 2022.

SAMON has released GLACIÄR MICRO, a small-format refrigerant leak detector specifically designed for integration into OEM equipment.

Exergyn, a leading technology firm, is on track to deploy its unique solid-state cooling technology based on shape memory alloys (SMAs).

Advansor, a manufacturer of CO2 systems for sustainable cooling and heating, will be launching a series of new webinars with cases showing how to obtain energy savings and reduce the use of fossil fuels.

World Ozone Day returns on 16 September and this year’s theme is fixing the ozone layer and reducing climate change.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (ISE) has been developing a standardized and refrigerant-reduced refrigeration circuit with propane.

Danfoss has opened an Application Development Centre within its Smart Store supermarket in Denmark.

Applications close this Friday, 25 August for the naturals training scholarship provided by the Kirby Apprentice Fund.

A-Gas has announced that its owners, including majority owner KKR, have entered into a definitive agreement to sell a majority stake in the company.

Sustainable refrigeration company, CoolSys, has acquired 1GNITE, an environmentally friendly asset recovery and facility services firm.

German chiller manufacturer Efficient Energy GmbH has filed for insolvency.

Marine classification company American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has approved in principle a new marine-based ammonia HVAC refrigeration system.