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eurammon and IIAR Renew Agreement to Promote Natural Refrigerants
04 April 2025

eurammon and IIAR Renew Agreement to Promote Natural Refrigerants

At the 2025 IIAR Natural Refrigeration Conference in Phoenix, USA, eurammon and the International Institute of All-Natural Refrigeration (IIAR) renewed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement reinforces their ongoing collaboration to support the global adoption of natural refrigerants.

With the renewed MoU, eurammon and IIAR plan to expand their cooperation through coordinated activities. These will include knowledge sharing, advocacy efforts, and joint initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable refrigeration, air conditioning, and heat pump technologies.

The two organizations have a long-standing partnership and see the MoU as a framework to drive forward the use of environmentally friendly and energy-efficient refrigerants. eurammon stated it is looking forward to continuing its close cooperation with IIAR in the years ahead.

The renewed agreement highlights a shared commitment to natural refrigerants as a key strategy in reducing environmental impact in cooling and heating applications globally.

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