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22 Jun 2010

Reward for resident who found dumped refrigerant

REFRIGERANT supplier A-Gas is to offer a finders fee to the member of the public who found a refrigerant gas cylinder reportedly dumped in a residential street last week. The story of how Mitcham, Surrey, resident Neil Malcolm discovered the cylinder appeared in the online edition of the Wimbledon Guardian on Monday. The incident is said to have sparked an investigation by Merton Council's environmental health department.

21 Jun 2010

Daikin gets new md and a Corporate Clients division

DAIKIN UK has hired new senior executives including a new md and has created a Corporate Clients division.

18 Jun 2010

F-Gas takes centre stage at London HEVAR 2010

THE F-Gas regulations, its effectiveness and the options available to engineers who have not yet applied for certification is a key subject for debate in London HEVAR 2010's seminar programme.

18 Jun 2010

Scrapped LCBP grant scheme 'short-changes' industry

THE scrapping of the Low Carbon Building Programme has left many installers who had invested in the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) feeling "seriously short-changed", according to Neil Afram, md of Daikin distributors Space Airconditioning.

15 Jun 2010

M&S cuts fridge emissions by 18% in 3 years

MARKS & Spencer reports that it has made a 18% reduction in refrigeration emissions when compared to 2006/07.

15 Jun 2010

Global ac market to hit 78.8 million units by 2015

THE global market for air conditioning systems is expected recover from the recession and a fall in growth and reach 78.8 million units in volume sales by 2015.

15 Jun 2010

Get workshop advice before an AC inspector calls

AIR conditioning inspectors, manufacturers, designers and accreditation bodies are being invited to a workshop to learn about getting value for money from ac inspections.

14 Jun 2010

University's nanotech coating scores highly with patent

ACADEMICS at Oregon State University are said to have discovered a way of dramatically increasing heat transfer efficiency using nanotechnology.

8 Jun 2010

Recycler prosecuted for burning fridges

THE boss of a recycling firm has been convicted of illegally dumping and burning waste fridges and air-conditioners, according to the Journallive.co.uk website. It reports that an undercover surveillance operation by Newcastle City Council discovered Ian Chapman, director of Fast Track Recycling Services in Cramlington, Northumberland, had been burning the waste instead of recycling it.

8 Jun 2010