NaturalRefrigerants.com spoke with International Sales Director Amanda Lin about how the company has established itself in the industry to date and its future growth plans.
‘As demand for natural refrigerant solutions continues to grow, this acquisition enhances our offering and creates opportunities to leverage our global sales network,’ said Joel Davidsson, CEO of Beijer Ref.
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The NGO is part of a consolidated lawsuit challenging delays in low-GWP-refrigerant requirements.
Designed for Northern European heating demands, the system reduces the need for external chillers, boilers or heat pumps, the company said.
The German bakery wholesale supplier expects to save €4,000 per vehicle annually compared to conventional options.
Led by Empa, researchers estimate CCl4 emissions amount to 4.3% of production, contributing to seven-year delay in restoration of ozone layer.
The event will explore the opportunities and challenges facing natural refrigerants in Latin America’s commercial and industrial HVAC&R sectors.
Eighteen states and two localities follow trade groups in asking courts to reverse delays in lowering allowable GWP of refrigerants in commercial and industrial refrigeration.
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The units, totalling 32.1TR of capacity, support a piecemeal solution for the space- constrained store, according to contractor Turner Piping.
The R744 system provides hot water at 75°C for all 140 units.
Commissioned in January, Flow’s ANSWR unit delivers 130°F water, operating solely in air-source mode, to heat the 100,000ft>sup>2 facility.
TFA, an HFO byproduct, is among 30 chemicals under review; the agency is holding webinars on the topic on August 11 and 12, with written feedback due August 31.
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Intended to support consumer protection regulations, EFSA’s updated ADI and ARfD values are based on recent animal studies that showed TFA reducing levels of a thyroid hormone.
The new BELL LITE can detect up to five gases simultaneously while the BELLMINI has sensor options for up to 18 different flammable, toxic and asphyxiant gases.
In 2025 CO2 system adoption across commercial and industrial applications grew by 23.5%, while R290 display cases increased by 10%.
The plant’s three integrally geared ammonia compressors are already at an ‘advanced stage’ of manufacturing, Everllence said.
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The eight roof-mounted units at the Songdo facility provide a nominal cooling capacity of 93.8kW at an evaporating temperature of −5°C.
The tech giant says the move effectively eliminates the need for chillers in data centers.
Adaptive suction setpoint control cuts peak energy use by 20%, while controlled-atmosphere storage extends fruit storage to 14 months.
The Roxsta G6 unit will blast-freeze steamed dumplings at an evaporating temperature of −42°C at the Bethlehem facility.
NaturalRefrigerants.com spoke to Noah Song about the company’s work with CO2 and propane and the state of naturals in China.
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‘Anyone who wants to help shape the heat pump of the future must understand the entire system,’ said Managing Director Hannes Säubert.
A total of 43 projects in 22 countries will be funded.
Ritesh Raj, Growth Engineer at Mindlabs Cloud, on why cold storage operators should revisit their temperature monitoring sensor placement and calibration assumptions after transitioning to naturals.
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Anna Blomborg, Head of Data Centers at the company, on the opportunities presented by regulations and corporate sustainability initiatives.
‘The forecasts we’re seeing are extraordinary – some volume projections seem almost unrealistic,’ Anna Blomborg, Head of Data Centers at Alfa Laval, told NaturalRefrigerants.com.
The system provides approximately 200kW of refrigeration for a variety of goods.
Between May 2020 and December 2025, CO2 refrigeration installations tripled, increasing from 220 to 660.
The facility achieves a specific energy consumption of 13kWh per cubic meter per year, despite summer temperatures reaching 42°C.
NaturalRefrigerants.com spoke with leaders at Danfoss, Heatcraft, Hillphoenix Kysor Warren Epta US and Zero Zone about the development of the CO2 CDU market in North America.
The ECO2GIANT unit, developed for Australia, operates in temperatures above 48°C using the company’s FTE 3.0 and ETE technologies.
Suzanne Hagell of the NYSDEC explains how natural refrigerant-based systems help the state achieve the HFC-reduction goals it established in its updated regulations.
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In the wake of heat waves, the NGO supports the adoption of passive cooling and energy-efficient air-conditioning that use refrigerants like propane rather than HFCs and HFOs.
The manufacturer has adapted its CO2 compressors and GK shell-and-tube gas cooler for marine applications, with optional DNV certification.
New Addendum A helps to calculate minimum discharge capacity for relief valves; IIAR research committee is looking at pressure-discharge piping and low-side pressure.
Of the more than 40 entries in the IEA’s HTHP Project 68 database, 75% use natural refrigerants, with outlet temperatures up to 300°C.
The new regulation goes into effect July 2027 for supermarkets and July 2028 for vehicles.
The directory is hosted on NaturalRefrigerants.com and currently features more than 550 companies with a goal to reach 5,000 companies in 2028.
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The Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy, HARDI, PHCC and ACCA also oppose extension of deadlines for commercial refrigeration applications to switch to lower-GWP refrigerants.
The new Azanefreezer 2.0 replaced an older ammonia-based system and is estimated to reduce annual energy costs by £200,000.
For food retail applications, the HP Chiller covers cooling capacities from 5‒20kW, while the Tower Chiller offers 18‒41kW capacities.
Pascal, MIMiC Systems and Magnotherm are at different stage of development with systems that generate cooling and heating with solid materials rather than gases.
