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18 Nov 2009
Carrier acquires UK controls businesses
CARRIER has acquired the UK controls businesses of the i2S Group: DMS Controls, Ltd, ESL, Ltd and i2S Service Ltd. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
17 Nov 2009
HFC phase down must not compromise system efficiency
UK government support for a proposal to negotiate a phase down of HFC use must not ignore system energy efficiency and the option of choosing the most appropriate refrigerant for the acr industry, says ACRIB.
17 Nov 2009
Call for papers by IOR
THE Institute of Refrigeration is looking for themes for its next series of evening lectures.
17 Nov 2009
Beehive Coils buys assets of rival ACR Heat Transfer
Administrators have sold the business and assets of ACR Heat Transfer, based in Kings Lynn, to its locally-based competitor Beehive Coils.
16 Nov 2009
Trox UK appoints new MD
LUDGER Bökmann, head of International Business for the Trox group takes up the role of managing director of Trox UK, the role previously held by David Leatherbarrow.
11 Nov 2009
Aspen Air Conditioning creates heat pump division
ASPEN Air Conditioning has unveiled Aspen Heat Pumps, a new division specialising in the design, installation and maintenance of air source heat pumps.
10 Nov 2009
City Refrigeration creates over 300 UK jobs
SOME 320 jobs are to be created by Glasgow firm City Refrigeration.
10 Nov 2009
Nomination deadline for acr engineers approaches
THE closing date for nominating your favourite acr engineer for the Institute of Refrigeration's lifetime achievement award is fast approaching.
10 Nov 2009
Samsung recalls 32,000 fridges in China
SAMSUNG has added China to the list of countries subject to a product "recall" of its domestic refrigerators.
10 Nov 2009
Montreal talks put HFC decision on ice
A DECISION on whether to include the phase down of HFCs within the remit of the Montreal Protocol has been put on ice until the Kyoto Protocol meeting in Copenhagen on December 6-18.
9 Nov 2009
Sainsbury's retrains 200 engineers for CO2 fridge changes
SAINSBURYS has pledged to switch to CO2 fridges in all its stores by 2030 and plans to retrain and hire 200 engineers to do the work.
3 Nov 2009
ACR 'desperately under-funded' says SIRAC professor
A 'VAST INCREASE' in the level of research funding for the acr industry is needed if it is to fully understand the impact it makes on climate change, argues acr academic Graeme Maidment.
2 Nov 2009
Carrier sells CCAC to Filipino firm
CARRIER has sold its controlling stake in Concepcion Carrier Air Conditioning (CCAC) to its Filipino joint venture partner Concepcion Industries.
2 Nov 2009
Panasonic's official offer for Sanyo expected this week
PANASONIC is to make an official offer for Sanyo this week when it receives final overseas clearance.
29 Oct 2009
Fridge explosion sparks worldwide recall
SAMSUNG has today announced a "home visit repair programme" on two ranges of fridge freezers in Korea and Europe following the case of a domestic fridge explosion in West Bromwich in May and a more recent case in Korea.
27 Oct 2009
Some 2078 certificates not valid for F-gas
CITY & Guilds has warned that, depending on when qualification was achieved, some 2078 refrigerant handling certificates are not valid as an interim qualification under the F-gas regulations.
27 Oct 2009
Revenues down but Hussmann gains market share
INGERSOLL Rand, the US industrial group that includes Trane, Hussmann and Thermo King, has returned third quarter results 19% down compared to 2008.
26 Oct 2009
Firm fined over £14,000 for ammonia leak in stream
ADAMS Pork Products was fined more than £14,000 for polluting a stream with ammonia from its refrigeration units.
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