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Exhibits will span R290 and CO2 systems, refrigerated displays, cold rooms, panels and doors for commercial and industrial applications.
Customers gain local sales, application and service support for valves and components rated up to 2,320 psi and 392°F.
Funding of USD 200,000 to USD 1 million targets efficient cooling in public facilities, industry and cold chains across five countries.
The companies plan to triple manufacturing capacity, add 20–30 Canadian employees and collaborate on cross-border projects.
Optimized for ammonia and CO2, the motorized valve supports stable temperatures during transient and part-load operation.
Teams from 31 universities presented projects assessed for innovation, feasibility, commercial potential and on-site performance.
Exhibitors arriving in Nuremberg on 13 to 15 October are no longer arguing about whether to move to natural refrigerants. They are showing how fast the move can be made, and at what cost. That single change of question runs through nearly every release we have received ahead of Chillventa 2026, the largest edition of
For an engineer reading a data center brief in 2026, the first constraint is rarely the heat load. It is whether the site has the electricity, the water, and a use for the rejected heat to run a given cooling scheme at all. The cooling technology, and with it the refrigerant, follows from what the
At MCE 2026 in Milan, Sergei Mukminov, Editor-in-Chief of Refindustry.com, spoke with Jens von Ebbe, General Manager HVAC Equipment EMEA at Johnson Controls. The conversation covers three years of market shifts under his leadership — from the accelerating move to natural refrigerants and the explosive growth of data centre cooling, to the 41-city Innovation Studio