ATMO Europe: Taking a Stand on PFAS
Coop Denmark, led by chemical strategy manager Malene Teller Blume, decided to eliminate PFAS in its products years before other companies and policymakers acted.
Coop Denmark, led by chemical strategy manager Malene Teller Blume, decided to eliminate PFAS in its products years before other companies and policymakers acted.
DK5 is a retrofit of an existing data center that previously used HFC-based cooling equipment.
The Danish manufacturer’s R290, R600, R600a and R601a units are available in seven capacity sizes ranging from 200 to 1,200kW.
The Holme plant, which produces customized equipment, will add 2,300m2 of manufacturing and 1,800m2 of testing space.
The product is currently being tested in a pilot in Denmark.
The company reported a turnover of €165 million last year, according to its sustainability report.
The enhanced unit, in a single footprint, provides 139kW cooling capacity, 30kW freezing, 141kW heating and 25kW air-conditioning.
Three Fenagy heat pumps connect to Copenhagen’s district heating and cooling networks, capturing surplus energy from one system to use in the other.
The Danish HVAC&R company manufactures components for commercial and industrial CO2, hydrocarbon and ammonia systems.
The heat pump, installed at a district heating plant in the city of Esbjerg, is the ‘world’s largest CO2-based seawater heat pump,’ according to MAN.
The study looked at concentrations of TFA – linked to f-gas degradation – in 113 Danish groundwater-monitoring wells.
NaturalRefrigerants.com spoke with Raymond Decorvet, Senior Account Executive, about the new 177MW district heating plant.
With a 13MW system currently in production, Fenagy sees CO2 as a ‘perfect’ fit for the demand for green district heating in Europe.
Ejnar Luckmann, the store’s Technical Manager, gave ATMOsphere an exclusive tour of the smart store.
GEA has been studying integrating high-temperature CO2 heat pumps with conventional heaters to preheat the process air of spray-drying systems since 2019.
By monitoring the thickness of ice on evaporators, defrost-on-demand ensures defrost only starts when needed.
The Danish company hopes to help “local talent thrive and excel” with financial contributions for gear and events.
Generating hot water up to 70°C, the heat pump is designed to replace fossil fuel furnaces.
Air-to-water models, which are particularly popular in Denmark, account for 75% of Fenagy’s heat pump projects in the last 12 months.
Fenagy, a Danish manufacturer of natural refrigerant-based HVAC&R systems, has completed the construction of its new 2,500m2 (26,910ft2) headquarters and factory, which has the capacity of produce more than 100 large…
The installation has been nominated for the Chiller of the Year 2022 award by British outlet ACR News.
The system, powered by Advansor’s SteelXL 1.5MW heat pump, will also reduce the town’s CO2 emissions by 70%.
The certificate is part of the company’s goal to become carbon-neutral in 2025.
The ultra-low superheat module can raise the evaporation temperature by 4–5°Kelvin and help provide energy savings of up to 30%.
Two 1.5MW CO2 heat pumps will provide heating and cooling for almost 300 households.
Starting in October, the company plans to host four webinars highlighting energy-efficient and sustainable solutions for food and beverage processing, distribution, storage, retail and district heating.
The ammonia system from Johnson Controls uses lake water as its cold source and will be up to eight times as efficient as conventional cooling systems, according to the utility provider.
The Danish manufacturer has been producing natural refrigerant-based heating and cooling systems since 1897.
In a move with major implications for the European HVAC&R industry, five EU countries announced on July 15 their intention to submit a joint proposal to restrict per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances…