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29 Jun 2012
Refrigeration-free cold drink dispenser unveiled
UK: The first dispenser in Europe of a refrigeration-free drinks can has been unveiled at the University of Surrey.
29 Jun 2012
US refrigerant smuggler sentenced to 13 months
USA: Carlos A Garcia, the US man found guilty in April for refrigerant smuggling, has been sentenced to 13 months prison.
28 Jun 2012
Number of legionnaires' cases remains static
No new cases of legionnaires' disease in Edinburgh have been reported for the past two consecutive days.
26 Jun 2012
Edinburgh Legionnaires' outbreak: Cases reach 95
THE total number of overall cases in the Edinburgh legionnaires' disease has risen to 95 following one new confirmed case and one suspected.
22 Jun 2012
Chilean court fines Whirlpool in compressor cartel action
CHILE: US compressor manufacturer Whirlpool has been fined approximately US$10m plus costs in the Chilean courts for its part in the international refrigeration compressor cartel.
22 Jun 2012
Hitachi invests in Spanish factory
EUROPE: Hitachi, which recently reorganised its air conditioning business in Europe under a new company, Hitachi Air Conditioning Europe SAS, has also made a significant investment in its factory in Barcelona.
21 Jun 2012
WR Refrigeration offers combined HFO, HC and CO2 training
UK: WR Refrigeration has established what it claims is the world's first HFO, HC and CO2 refrigeration training facility.
21 Jun 2012
US seafood company to pay $700,000 for R22 violations
USA: One of the USA's largest seafood companies has agreed to pay a $700,000 fine for illegally importing R22 and committing other clean air violations.
18 Jun 2012
J&E Hall backs fight to save the Grimsby Ice Factory
UK: J&E Hall, one of the most famous refrigeration companies, has added its weight behind efforts to save the Grimsby Ice Factory.
15 Jun 2012
Second man dies in Scottish legionnaires' outbreak
UK: A further death linked to the outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in Edinburgh has been confirmed by Lothian health authorities.
12 Jun 2012
Don't use valves with brazed-in nozzles on ammonia systems, says IoR
UK: THE Institute of Refrigeration has recommended that valves, where the valve nozzles are brazed into the main body, should not be used on ammonia refrigeration plant.
12 Jun 2012
Second company served notice in Edinburgh legionella outbreak
A second Edinburgh company has been issued with improvement notices by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) as part of its on-going investigation into the legionnaires outbreak in the city.
8 Jun 2012
Improvement notice served on Edinburgh firm as LD search continues
UK: investigations into the legionnaires' disease outbreak in Edinburgh has led to the HSE serving an improvement notice on one of the city's businesses.
7 Jun 2012
Wake up the sleeping giant of heating and cooling, says EHPA
BELGIUM: THE European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) has accused the European Commission of missing the chance to "wake up the sleeping giant of heating and cooling" in its recent communication to the European parliament on the current 2020 policy framework.
6 Jun 2012
VRF systems added to ASHRAE Handbook
USA: VRF air conditioning systems, their components and applicable standards, are included within the new 2012 ASHRAE Handbook.
6 Jun 2012
Cooling tower suspected in Edinburgh LD outbreak
UK: A cooling tower is thought to be the source of the legionnaires'disease outbreak in Edinburgh which has already claimed one life. Lothian Health officials have confirmed 17 cases so far with 15 more cases suspected.
1 Jun 2012
EcoDesign directive could make systems less efficient
EUROPE: AREA president Graeme Fox has hit out at changes to the EcoDesign Directive which could actually make air conditioning or refrigeration systems less efficient.
1 Jun 2012
Eurovent to merge activities with CERTITA
BRUSSELS: Heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment certification body Eurovent has anounced that it is to merge some of its activities with French heating product certification body CERTITA.
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