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07/2021 PublicationIntroducing Eco-Efficient Split Air Conditioners with R-290 in Costa Rica
As the primary source of direct emissions in the refrigeration and air conditioning (RAC) industry, the right choice of refrigerant is crucial to reduce global warming. The publication provides an overview of the results of a pilot project in Costa Rica that introduced energy-efficient air conditioning systems using the natural refrigerant R-290.
PageEvaluation of the Grenada Cool Training 2024 - 1day-training
PageGCI Survey 2024 | Español
PageGCI Survey 2024 | English
08/2021 Publication - Technical PublicationGreen Refrigeration and Air Conditioning in the Hotel Sector in Costa Rica [ES]
Achieving CO2-neutrality and reducing energy costs
21.08.2024 News Moving Towards Sustainable Refrigeration: Training on Safe Handling of Flammable Refrigerants
One hundred refrigeration and Air Conditioning technicians participated in two trainings held in Honduras. They improved their skills on natural refrigerants and gained knowledge on sustainability in the cooling sector.
31.07.2024 News Training of trainers on Eco-friendly refrigerants in Bangladesh
With global temperatures rising, urbanization progressing, and economies growing, the demand for cooling solutions is increasing rapidly. Unfortunately, many of the current refrigerants harm the environment and significantly contribute to global temperature rise. In 2023, the refrigeration sector was responsible for an estimated ten to twelve percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.To combat this, the international community has committed in the Montreal Protocol to phase out ozone-depleting substances, which also have a high global warming potential, such as CFCs and HCFCs. In the Kigali Amendment, they have agreed on phasing-down climate damaging HFCs. In response to these challenges, a five-day training of trainers took place at the Bangladesh-Korea Technical Training Centre (BKTTC), Dhaka in May 2024.