Fearing an increase in illegal HFC refrigerant imports under the F-gas regulation, companies from across Europe have called on the European Commission for more rigorous enforcements. Read More »EFCTC calls for tighter F-gas enforcement
Leading associations from across Europe, the UK and Japan have expressed “strong concerns” at the content of the European Commission’s recent F-gas review study. The study presented at the DG Clima stakeholder workshop on May 6 has already come in for criticism for its assertions of the degree to which ‘natural’ refrigerants could replace HFCs in RACHP equipment. Read More »Industry groups slam F-gas study
The University of Nottingham is kick-starting a new GBP1-million project to develop dual-use energy storage technology, capable of delivering hydrogen to a fuel cell and generating direct cooling for refrigeration.Read More »Dual-use hydrogen energy storage to put food cold chain on road to net zero
Heat exchanger manufacturer Alfa Laval has produced a white paper which seeks to ‘demystify’ the process of choosing the right low-GWP refrigerant for a specific application.Read More »Demystifying low-GWP refrigerant choice
Maersk has suggested it is prepared to spend at least USD1-billion on a logistics company takeover as the group progressively focuses on larger acquisitions to build scale in its end-to-end supply chain around a less cyclical ocean product.Read More »Maersk eyes substantial logistics acquisitions