Articles Tagged with ''alternative refrigerants''

Recent technological advancements are helping to drive CO₂ TCB system adoption by configuring design optimization strategies that maximize efficiencies in various climate and/or installation conditions.

As CO₂ adoption is increasing rapidly, our efforts are focused on delivering continuous performance improvements that support the expanded use of CO₂ in TCB systems and other emerging applications.

CO₂ transcritical booster systems are among the leading sustainable architectures being trialed and evaluated by supermarket owners/operators.

The HFC phasedown is well underway in the U.S., and we will soon see A2L equipment becoming available, just like in Europe.

Servicing new reach-in coolers and freezers containing R-290 is not tremendously difficult but does require some different servicing procedures.

Examining different refrigerant classifications, the differences between refrigerants, and the influences driving the shift away from traditional refrigerants to A2L refrigerants.

Manufacturers are offering low-GWP refrigerant alternatives, as EPA is proposing a 700 GWP limit for most new comfort cooling chillers starting in 2025.

Adding an energy-recovery device helped lower the energy consumption of an Italian supermarket’s CO₂ refrigeration system.

EPA finalized SNAP Rule 25 and proposed SNAP Rule 26, both of which allow the use of A2L refrigerants in some new air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.

On this episode of the NEWSMakers podcast, Hannah Belloli, business development editor at The ACHR NEWS, is joined by Chemours’ Bobby Dean, research & development (R&D)/tech service engineer within the refrigerant team, and Jethro Medina, refrigeration R&D engineer.