Focus - Energy efficiency
World Refrigeration Day (June 26) celebrates the importance of sustainable refrigeration, technical expertise and innovation in the HVAC/R supply chain.
The new 2025 report confirms the role of sustainable refrigeration in research, training, and international cooperation.
The new EU rules on the GWP of buildings introduce a climate assessment that extends across the entire life cycle of the building.
The Sustainable Cooling Forum 2026 highlights the strategic role of sustainable cooling in global climate policies.
In ammonia systems, air and water in the circuit can compromise efficiency, consumption and operational stability.
High-temperature heat pumps prove to be strategic for reducing emissions and energy consumption in industrial processes.
Natural refrigerants are becoming the standard in commercial and industrial refrigeration, with global growth driven by sustainability and regulation.
Decarbonizing industrial refrigeration requires natural refrigerants, energy efficiency, and technological innovation.
In 2024, EU emissions will decrease by 20% compared to 2013: efficiency and the choice of low-impact refrigerants are key levers for refrigeration.
The European Parliament proposes a 90% reduction in emissions by 2040, with direct impacts on efficiency, refrigerants, and HVAC/R design.
A European analysis of food chain emissions highlights the importance of operational activities and refrigeration in determining the overall climate impact.
In-store refrigerators can reduce energy consumption by up to 67.5% thanks to operational optimizations, maintenance, and advanced control technologies.
