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18 Jul 2013
DuPont calls on EU to crack down on MAC non-compliance
USA: DuPont has called on the EU to aggressively curb noncompliance with the MAC Directive and called on the German motor industry to take an open, collaborative approach to testing cars designed to use HFO-1234yf.
18 Jul 2013
MPs call for maximum workplace temperature
UK: As the UK basks in a heat wave a group of MPs is calling for a maximum temperature of 30degC in the workplace.
17 Jul 2013
Backing for France as EU meets to discuss refrigerant row
EUROPE: France has received backing for its decision to ban certain Mercedes cars over the German manufacturers continued use of the banned refrigerant R134A in its car air conditioning systems.
17 Jul 2013
Spain threatens tax on HFCs
SPAIN: A proposal by Spain's Ministry of Finance to impose a special tax on HFCs could increase the price of refrigerant by almost eight-fold in an economy still struggling to recover following last year's European bail-out.
17 Jul 2013
HFOs have lower GWPs than CO2 - new report
USA: The new HFO alternative refrigerants have been found to have GWPs below that of carbon dioxide, according to a new study.
16 Jul 2013
EU environment committee votes to ban HFCs
EUROPE: The European Parliament's environment committee has voted to ban HFCs in new equipment from 2020. The overwhelming vote by 48 votes to 19 is the latest stage in the planned revisions to the F-gas regulations but will still have to be ratified by Parliament.
16 Jul 2013
Manufacturers back RHI scheme
UK: Manufacturers have endorsed industry support for the new Renewable Heat Incentive scheme for low carbon heating systems announced by the government.
16 Jul 2013
Refcom reassures sector over new F-gas qualifications
UK: Certification body Refcom has stepped in to reassure companies that new alternatives to the existing F Gas refrigerant handling qualifications are recognised equivalents.
15 Jul 2013
GE considers rival bid for Invensys
UK: American business giant General Electric is said to be considering a counter bid for British company Invensys.
12 Jul 2013
Mitsubishi's Livingston expansion celebrates 20 years in Scotland
UK: Mitsubishi Electric's factory in Livingston is set to become one of the Japanese air conditioning and heat pump manufacturer's centre of design excellence following the opening of a new world-class research and development facility.
12 Jul 2013
Rod Pettigrew is new B&ES boss
UK: Rod Pettigrew has been announced as the new chief executive of the Building & Engineering Services Association (B&ES) with immediate effect. He succeeds Blane Judd who stepped down from the role at the end of June.
12 Jul 2013
£3.3bn bid for Invensys
UK: Controls company Invensys has confirmed a £3.3bn bid has been received from French company Schneider Electric.
12 Jul 2013
Domestic RHI a boost for heat pump industry
UK: The domestic heat pump industry has received a boost following the publication of the financial incentives that will be available under the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).
11 Jul 2013
Sulphur dioxide identified in US refrigerant leak
USA: A toxic refrigerant made obsolete when CFCs were introduced in the 1930s has been identified as the gas involved in a leak in an old apartment building in Milwaukee.
10 Jul 2013
UK apprentice is WorldSkills medalist
GERMANY: Canada's Michael Scheideman and Korea's Woo Yule Kim took the gold medals in the Refrigeration category of the WorldSkills competition that came to an end in Leipzig on Sunday.
7 Jul 2013
Leaking acetylene cylinder blamed for explosion
USA: A leaking acetylene cylinder has now been blamed for an explosion that injured two people in Jersey City last week.
4 Jul 2013
GEA to sell heat exchanger business
GERMANY: The GEA Group is to sell its heat exchanger division to focus on its core business as system provider to the process and food industries.
4 Jul 2013
GEA opens spiral chiller plant in Dijon
FRANCE: GEA Refrigeration Technologies has opened a new plant in Dijon to manufacture spiral chillers and freezers from its A-Tec and Maxi-Stack ranges.
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