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1 Apr 2016

Two face ammonia safety fines

USA: The US OSHA has this week announced proposed fines totalling over $300,000 after ammonia refrigerant releases at two US food manufacturers….

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Second Indian firm to pilot R1234yf

INDIA: Another company in India has announced its intention to set up an R1234yf production plant….

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31 Mar 2016

Parties meet to discuss HFC phase-down

SWITZERLAND: Global efforts to control and phase-down the use of high GWP HFCs reach a crucial point next week with the 37th…

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30 Mar 2016

Nuclear ice wall to be turned on

JAPAN: Permission has been given to activate the huge ice wall installed to stop groundwater pollution at the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant….

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Chemours proposes R123 “drop-in”

USA: A potential drop-in replacement for R123 in existing chillers is one of the refrigerants proposed for adding to ASHRAE standards….

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EPA considers further SNAP changes

USA: The US EPA is proposing to expand the permissible uses of propane to commercial refrigeration in a number of changes being made…

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29 Mar 2016

Safety violations prompt ammonia upgrades

USA: An ice cream manufacturer has agreed to pay $55,000 in penalties and upgrade and make safety improvements to its ammonia refrigeration…

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ASHRAE returns to historic St Louis

USA: The 2016 ASHRAE Annual Conference is to take place in St Louis, Missouri, the city where air conditioning first made its…

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27 Mar 2016

US begins R134a anti-dumping probe

USA: The US Department of Commerce has initiated the anti-dumping duty investigation of R134a refrigerant imports from China….

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26 Mar 2016

UBA says CO2 car proves efficiency

GERMANY: A car operating with a CO2-based air conditioning system is claimed to be operating more efficiently than current models running with…

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