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25 Feb 2014

DUH calls for stricter recycling controls

GERMANY: The German green group DUH has called for stricter controls and new legal standard after describing refrigerator recycling in the country…

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24 Feb 2014

Refrigeration the answer to CO2 capture?

NORWAY: The use of refrigeration technology is now being considered as means to capture CO2 from large power stations and industrial plants….

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23 Feb 2014

Carrier offers video display

GERMANY: Carrier and Store Electronic Systems (SES) have announced a cooperation on a new Electronic Shelf Labelling (ESL) system for display cabinets….

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21 Feb 2014

EuroShop’s a record-breaker

GERMANY: A record-breaking 109,000 trade visitors attended EuroShop in Düsseldorf this week, the organiser has revealed….

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Bitzer keeps the Olympics cool

GERMANY: Bitzer has been helping to keep things cool at the winter Olympics in Sochi through its provision of 35 compressors to…

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Lu-Ve supplies the Bolshoy

ITALY: The Lu-Ve Group has supplied 22 dry coolers for the impressive Bolshoy Ice Dome, one of the main centres of the…

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Mitsi buys Turkish distributor

JAPAN: Mitsubishi Electric is to acquire its Turkish air conditioning distributor, Klima Plus….

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20 Feb 2014

ACR consultant expands into Asia

MALAYSIA: UK award winning ACR consultants Stephen Gill Associates has opened two associate offices in Malaysia this week and revealed plans to…

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19 Feb 2014

Retailers go for low GWP refrigeration

GERMANY: Nearly two-thirds of food retailers in Western and Northern Europe have implemented natural refrigerant technology in store, a new study shows….

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SAE challenges 1234yf fire tests

BRUSSELS: The automotive engineers body SAE International has challenged claims by the German environmental group DUH that R1234yf produces dangerous levels of…

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