Food Lion Reduces Refrigerant Emissions Earning EPA GreenChill Award
A Closer Look at the State of Refrigerants | Chiller & Cooling Best Practices
NEA | NEA Introduces Measures To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning
Refrigerant emissions due to air conditioning from different ship types [1] | Download Scientific Diagram
Historical and projected emissions of HCFC-22 and HFC-410A from China's room air conditioning sector - ScienceDirect
Technology - Green Cooling Initiative
The Case for a Natural Refrigerant Incentive Program | 2016-05-09 | ACHRNEWS | ACHR News
EPA Honors Several Retailers for Cuts in Refrigerant Emissions | Progressive Grocer
Estimated emissions abatement potential of AC and refrigeration... | Download Scientific Diagram
Meijer recognized by EPA for low refrigerant emissions rate | Drug Store News
Your Refrigerator Could Be Harming the Planet! – Express Refrigeration, Inc.
Response to Climate Change | Environment | Daikin Global
NEA | Reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from the use of refrigerants in RAC sector
Global Mitigation of Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases: Refrigeration and Air Conditioning | Global Mitigation of Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases, 2010-2030 | US EPA
Module 167: Moving towards refrigerants with lower global warming potential – CIBSE Journal
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The Refrigerant Transition
New ECOS briefing: natural refrigerants needed for cutting emissions from fridges and air conditioners - ECOS
SROC (2006), Fig. 6a. MAC refrigerant emissions from 1990 to 2015... | Download Scientific Diagram
World's First Introducing the Environmental Stress Chamber AR Series Featuring R-473A Low-GWP Refrigerant for a Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions over the Product Lifecycle and up to 21% Energy Savings | ESPEC
Background – Global Food Cold Chain Council
Refrigerants and their Contribution to Global Warming - Net Zero Carbon Guide
FMI shines spotlight on supermarkets' GreenChill efforts | Supermarket News
The Cost of Comfort: Climate Change and Refrigerants | BuildingGreen
