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EU on Track to Gradually Reduce Use of F-Gases
2021-12-13

EU on Track to Gradually Reduce Use of F-Gases

The supply and use of fluorinated greenhouse gases that cause global warming increased slightly across the European Union and the UK in 2020. This is the latest annual update on EU progress in the gradual reduction of the use of fluorinated gases published by the European Environment Agency (EEA) in November entitled "Fluorinated greenhouse gases 2021".

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Frigoblock Presents the FK2 Unit for Electric Transport Refrigeration
2021-11-29

Frigoblock Presents the FK2 Unit for Electric Transport Refrigeration

Frigoblock, one of the leading manufacturers of transport refrigeration units in Europe and a brand of Thermo King®, today presented the FK2, its new all-electric refrigeration unit. The design of the Frigoblock FK2 unit combines sustainability, reliability and intelligent operation to power the next generation of urban cold chains.

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REFRIGERA 2021: Conference Program Announced
2021-10-11

REFRIGERA 2021: Conference Program Announced

The REFRIGERA 2021 scientific committee is continuing to work, in close contact with the most important sector associations, to develop a conference program that, on November 3-5 at Bologna Fiere, will deepen central and forefront themes for the refrigeration market.

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First Daikin Refrigerated Transport Unit Presented at Solutrans
2021-10-04

First Daikin Refrigerated Transport Unit Presented at Solutrans

Daikin Transport Refrigeration, a subsidiary of Daikin Industries Limited, a leading global company, present in over 150 countries, shaping the future of heating, cooling, ventilation and refrigeration systems, presents a preview of the first transport refrigeration unit with a Daikin brand, designed for the challenges of tomorrow.

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