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2026-02-19

HYTING Commissions ‘World’s First’ Customer-Installed Catalytic Hydrogen Air-Heating System

An image of HYTING's Catalytic Hydrogen Air-Heating System at the Flusys facility in Offenbach, Germany.

2026-02-05

Part 2: Why Penta Infra Chose Secon’s R290 Chillers for Its New Colocation Facility in Hamburg

A rendering of Penta Infra's HAM01 data center in Hamburg

2026-01-29

Part 1: Why Penta Infra Chose Secon’s R290 Chillers for Its New Colocation Facility in Hamburg

Secon's propane chillers installed on the roof of Penta Infra's HAM01 data center in Hamburg.

2025-12-22

ATMO Europe: Ecop Rotation Heat Pumps to Help Supply Heating for 7,500 Residents in Meldorf, Germany

Ecop’s Casper von Moy (right) at the ATMO Europe Summit 2025.

2025-12-12

German Produce Wholesaler Replaces R404A Refrigeration With Frigotec R290 Chiller

An image of the FrigoNatura R290 chiller installed at Fruchthof Northeim.

2025-11-17

German HVAC&R Contractor KKL Details Its Work With Natural Refrigerants, Outlook on a Potential PFAS Regulation and Why It Joined Bluu Unit

A team of KKL technicians. KKL is a German HVAC&R contractor recently acquired by bluu unit.

2025-11-07

Ebm-papst Wins 2026 German Sustainability Award for Its Propane Oil-Free Turbo Compressor

The ebm-papst oil-free turbo compressor.

2025-11-05

Strabag Building 165MW Isobutane Heat Pump for District Heating Network in Mannheim, Germany

An image of executive officers of Strabag and MVV as part of the agreement to build an isobutane heat pump system to supply district heating to 40,000 Manheim households.

2025-10-10

Teko CO₂ Products Sold in 2024 Avoided the Lifetime Release of 3.94 Million Metric Tons of CO2e and 127.5 Metric Tons of TFA

2025-09-02

Cologne Orders 132 Stadler Trains with Natural Refrigerant-Based HVAC

A mock up of the new Stadler train for Cologne's light rail network. Photo credit: Stadler