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PageFit for Green Cooling
in country-specific structures. Its scope covers natural refrigerants and helps reduce direct and indirect emissions over the lifetime and disposal of RAC appliances by setting standards that are followed …
PageGreener Reefer Transition Alliance
n of natural refrigerants for cooling systems, that have a low global warming potential. Reduce indirect carbon emissions and minimise environmental impact by optimising the energy efficiency performance …
03/2013 Publication - Technical PublicationTechnical Handbook: NAMAs in the refrigeration, air conditioning and foam sectors
guidance on identifying technical options (TOs) for all RAC&F sectors suitable for reducing direct and indirect emissions within a country. The most relevant TOs are analysed, including the replacement of substances …
08.01.2021 News Cool Talks: "I am happy to contribute professionally to making RAC more climate-friendly"
problems with nuclear power and polluted rivers were discussed broadly in public. Back in 1986, I indirectly witnessed an incident at the Swiss chemical company Sandoz. As a result, the river Rhine, running …
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breakdowns and premature system end of life. This results in greater direct (refrigerants) and indirect emissions (energy consumption) and higher costs for the operator or user. A better trained workforce …
18.12.2020 News Three countries – one goal
workforce of the future Training on the use of natural refrigerants can help reducing direct and indirect emisisons, improve technicians' health, their working conditions and secure their incomes. For this …
15.11.2021 News Midea sets benchmark for more climate protection with first R290 model on the German-European market
end consumers have little knowledge about refrigerants". Midea itself only addresses consumers indirectly by creating more awareness among distribution partners: "If wholesalers are confident of our R290 …
05/2019 Publication - Inventories & Cooling StrategiesGreenhouse Gas Inventory for the RAC Sector in Costa Rica (2012-2016) (ES)
Following the current temperature trend according to the IPCC (2014) and considering the expected increase for Costa Rica (1 °C to 2°C for 2050, 2 °C to 4 °C in 2080), the need for air conditioning an …