CTG Energetics Inc. / Experience Australia / Cambridge University Press / Supermarket Refrigeration Systems / Self-Contained Refrigeration Systems / Heschong Mahone Group Inc. / Multiplex Rack Systems / Honeywell / DuPont / Stand-Alone Systems / Woolworths Limited. / Sanyo / /
Continent
Africa / Europe / /
Country
Sweden / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Denmark / /
IndustryTerm
beverage dispensing / secondary systems / transcritical refrigeration systems / refrigeration applications / indirect systems / potential solutions / rack systems / food service establishments / supermarket chains / cascade systems / refrigeration systems / remote refrigeration systems / unit systems / rack commercial refrigeration systems / refrigeration technology / refrigeration equipment / chemicals / large-scale beverage / machinery room / market share technologies / refrigerant-containing equipment / /
Organization
Cambridge University / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / References Center for Sustainable Production and Consumption / Consumer Unity & Trust Society / European Union / California Energy Commission / Federal Ministry for Environment / Natural Conservation / and Nuclear Energy / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA / /
Person
Ron Vogl / Dave Godwin / Nick Strickland / Jeremy Arling / Scott Koerper / Stephen Speltzer / /
TRANSITIONING TO LOW-GWP ALTERNATIVES IN COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Background This fact sheet1 provides current information on low-Global Warming Potential (GWP) alternatives in newly manufactured commercial refrigeratio