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Industrial HFC-R134A air conditioning reducing energy consumption by 50 percent...
In a german hospital, installing a new large HFC-134a air conditioning system reduced energy costs by 50 % at University Hospital Aachen.
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Ozone holes no longer growing
A recent joint report of UNEP and the WMO (World Meteorological Organization) finds that over the past decade, global ozone and ozone in the Arctic and Antarctic regions is no longer decreasing but is not yet increasing, due to the phase out of ozone depleting substances (ODS), attesting to the success of the Montreal Protocol.
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British refrigeration road map highlights energy saving...
Opportunities for refrigeration use in the refrigeration use in the retail sector
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HFC-134A working fluid in organic rankine cycles for lower temperature heat recovery
Besides HFC-245fa, HFC-134a is also a useful working fluid in Organic Rankine Cycle for Geothermal heat recovery -
Following another hydrocarbon accident, new zealand draws attention on refrigerants identification
Conducting maintenance on a coldstore refrigeration unit but confused by a valve clearly marked R22, a New Zealand refrigeration technician was burned on his face... -
Area’s position on the f-gas regulation review : f-gas works
AREA, representing EU Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heat Pumps Contractors, the F-Gas Regulation works.
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OEWG montreal protocol meeting discussing HFC regulation
At the June 2010 OEWG meeting (Open-Ended Working Group of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol), two amendments were presented to control future HFC consumption and production, in the frame of the Montreal Protocol, the first one by the US, Canada and Mexico together, the second one by Micronesia.