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14 Apr 2008

Danfoss acquires British heat pump company

DANFOSS has bought the majority stake in Sheffield-based firm Eco Heat Pumps, which markets heat pumps in the UK.

14 Apr 2008

Azerbaijan expo beckons HVAC industry

REED Exhibitions is launching a brand new air-conditioning and refrigeration exhibition in Azerbaijan to cater to growing demand for building services in the region.

11 Apr 2008

Ingersoll-Rand's Trane purchase approved

THE European Commission has cleared, under the EU Merger Regulation, the proposed acquisition of Trane by Ingersoll-Rand (both US companies).

8 Apr 2008

Daikin and Wolseley to cut UK's CO2 emissions

Daikin UK and Wolseley have signed a three year contract to supply local authorities and housing associations with renewable heating technology to meet CO2 emission reduction targets.

7 Apr 2008

New look is a breath of fresh air for Air Serv

AIR-CONDITIONING and refrigeration franchise, Aire Serv has invested more than £20,000 on re-branding its vans to reflect the firm's expanding global network.

3 Apr 2008

10,000 Euros for ASERCOM's green thinker

TEN THOUSAND Euros is up for grabs for the best energy-saving idea proposed for use in refrigeration and/or air conditioning.

2 Apr 2008

Frigoglass finds SFA a Turkish delight

REFRIGERATION manufacturer Frigoglass has bought a majority share in Turkish drinks cooler maker SFA.

2 Apr 2008

Daikin signs deal with Chinese manufacturer

JAPANESE air conditioning manufacturer Daikin has signed a collaboration agreement with Chinese manufacturer Gree.

1 Apr 2008

Masterclass: Psychometrics - Part 28

To recap on the last chapter, the definition of psychrometrics can be said to be the study of dry air and water vapour mixtures....

1 Apr 2008

Air Handling: Operate Efficiently

With good reason, the health sector is traditionally conservative in its plant selection but Joe Wieckowski, general sales manager of Colman Moducel, argues that over-engineering in non-critical areas is needlessly ramping up costs and leading to energy wastage.

1 Apr 2008