CO₂ refrigeration, which has gained significant traction in ice arenas and supermarket coolers, is now emerging as a groundbreaking technology revolutionizing the way we cool and heat across industries worldwide.

CO₂ refrigeration (R-744) was selected to cool four ice rinks at the Winter Olympics, curbing carbon emissions to the tune of 1.2 million planted trees.

The proper design, installation, and maintenance of these valves is vital for the safe operation of R-744 refrigeration systems, especially in industrial and commercial applications.

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.