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26 Sep 2011
Emerson hits one million Digital Scrolls
TEN year's since its introduction, the Copeland Digital Scroll compressor this month reached the significant milestone of one million installations.
26 Sep 2011
Union calls for new law on maximum temperature
THE Bakers Food and Allied Workers Union (BFAWU) has launched a campaign calling for a maximum working temperature in the UK.
23 Sep 2011
Company fined for coldstore fall
SPARKS Mechanical Services Ltd, the Aberdeen electrical and refrigeration services company, has been fined £10,000 after a worker was seriously injured when he fell 2.6m from a scaffolding tower.
23 Sep 2011
Daikin to build its largest ever factory in China
DAIKIN is to build an air conditioning factory capable of producing 1.5 million units per year in China's Jiangsu Province, according to unconfirmed reports in the Chinese media.
20 Sep 2011
Boost for heat pumps as Chris Huhne opens Freedom event
CHRIS Huhne. the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, has confirmed that the need for planning permission for air source heat pumps will be lifted.
15 Sep 2011
F-gas regs could be tightened next year
THE European commissioner for Climate Action, Connie Hedegaard, has suggested that a further tightening of the F-gas regulations can be expected next year.
15 Sep 2011
Report warns of steep rise in HCFC smuggling
THE steep growth in consumption of HCFCs in developing countries suggests that the illegal trade in these refrigerants will outstrip that seen during the phase-out of CFCs, says a new report.
14 Sep 2011
MEPS call for rapid phase-down of HFCs
MEPS have today voted for a revision of the F-gas regulations and called for a rapid phase-down of the production and consumption of HFCs.
13 Sep 2011
Solstice is Honeywell's HFO brand
SOLSTICE is the new name that Honeywell has adopted for its new HFO refrigerants and blowing agents. The brand name will be used for the company's new mobile air conditioning refrigerant HFO-1234yf and the new blowing agent and propellant, HFO-1234ze.
12 Sep 2011
Fridges are a high priority in modern life
THE importance of refrigeration is underlined in a new survey of British adults which shows access to a fridge is one of the most important creature comforts.
12 Sep 2011
Brunnock at the helm of FG Eurofred
JULIAN Brunnock, formerly business development at Daikin UK, has taken over the helm at air conditioning supplier FG Eurofred and promised a better service for distributors.
9 Sep 2011
Panasonic begins Sanyo integration
THE integration of Sanyo into the Panasonic business has begun in North America.
9 Sep 2011
Walter Meier acquires humidification specialist ML System
WALTER Meier has acquired ML System, the Danish specialist in direct room humidification.
9 Sep 2011
Honeywell defends "killer refrigerant" against German opposition
HONEYWELL has hit back at a German motoring magazine article describing its new HFO-1234yf as a "killer refrigerant."
6 Sep 2011
New Zealand considers contractor licensing
NEW Zealand could introduce a licensing scheme for acr contractors in a number of measures discussed following the fatal IcePak coldstore explosion in Tamahere in 2008.
6 Sep 2011
China imposes more restrictions on vital ac raw materials
FURTHER air conditioning product price rises are feared following China's imposition of further production controls and export restrictions on certain raw materials vital to the industry.
5 Sep 2011
Inquest opened into fatal propane blast
THE Icepak coldstore which exploded in 2007 following a propane refrigerant leak had no gas detection systems in place and had experienced a massive leak just six months earlier, an inquest has heard.
1 Sep 2011
G & L Beijer to buy United Refrigeration UK
SWEDISH refrigeration wholesaler G & L Beijer, owners of Dean & Wood, is to buy United Refrigeration's refrigeration wholesale operations in France and the UK form a reported 23.3m pounds.
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