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NASRC pleased to announce newly refreshed Natural Refrigerant Technology Library
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The group says transition timelines should reflect refrigerant readiness, redesign needs and safety constraints across product categories.
The expanded board will guide a May 2027 scheme to improve synthetic refrigerant recovery, handling and destruction across key sectors.
Existing licences, permits and approvals remain valid as the National EPA takes over regulation of the scheme.
The five-day course will cover flammable refrigerants, CO2 and ammonia, while launching joint training with the SKILLSAFE EU project.
Funding needs, illegal-trade controls and atmospheric monitoring emerged as key issues ahead of MOP38 in Rwanda.
The commercial range delivers up to 90 kW with paired modules, plus SCOP values up to 4.9 and SEER values up to 8.6.
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
The deadline that supermarkets faced to install new refrigeration systems running on low-GWP refrigerants was January 1, 2027. It is now January 1, 2032. On May 21, 2026, alongside President Trump in the Oval Office, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced final revisions to the 2023 Technology Transitions Rule and a proposed technical fix to 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