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Update on transition to low GWP refrigerants

UK: Climalife UK is planning a new webinar for the end of this month, providing a market update in the transition to new very low GWP refrigerants.

A team of Climalife experts will present a panel discussion on market conditions, refrigerants and the resources available to aid with the important shift to these new gases.

The discussion will include input from MD Allan Harper, senior technical sales manager Neil Roberts, marketing manager Mel Summers, head of sales Dave Richards and sales and marketing coordinator Georgie Hillier.

The 30-minute webinar takes place on March 30 at 10.00 (BST). It is free to attend but spaces are limited. Register here.

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