Clivet inaugurated new showroom in Slovenia.
The showroom in Nova Gorica dedicated to Clivet residential solutions for heating, air conditioning, air renewal and domestic hot water production was inaugurated on January 24th.
Clivet presente Hydronic and direct expansion solutions with R32 refrigerant and Inverter technology in the new showroom.
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The deal adds transcritical CO2 rack expertise and supports LFB Group's plans for an integrated European HVAC and refrigeration platform.
The updated unit improves serviceability, cleaning, temperature stability and energy efficiency, with series launch planned for October.
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The 400,000-unit facility will employ 1,200 people and support Fogel's commercial refrigeration expansion across Latin America.
The upgrade follows three consecutive Bronze Medals and reflects stronger environmental, social and governance practices.
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