Call for light commercial refrigeration data

As part of the latest GUIDE 2012, "Natural Refrigerants – North America’s Market Potential", shecco is inviting all companies involved in the light commercial refrigeration sector using hydrocarbon technology in Canada, Mexico and the USA to submit data on numbers of installations. Send shecco your latest figures and showcase your natural refrigerant expertise in a unique, freely available publication.

With a growing number of leading end-users committing to an HFC-free future and now that the EPA approved the use of R-290 (propane), R-600a (isobutane), and an HC-blend known as R-441A for charge sizes up to 150 grams for commercial units in the USA, the doors have been opened for natural refrigerants in a sector where chemically produced f-gas refrigerants had previously dominated. To capture a snapshot of this rapidly evolving market, shecco will present an overview of the total number of hydrocarbon installations in the light commercial refrigeration sector in the GUIDE 2012, "Natural Refrigerants – North America’s Market Potential.”

Information needed

If you have data on the number of light commercial hydrocarbon refrigeration installations in Canada, Mexico or the USA, please send the following information:

Number of hydrocarbon installations (ice machine/reach-in/walk-ins, ice cream freezers etc)
Locations
Suppliers involved (if available)

Please send your data to: research@shecco.com

If you are unable to release specific information about the exact location and end-user involved, we value your estimates and any other data you can release.

Benefits of participation

Greater visibility with a free listing in the "Guide to natural refrigerants"
Receiving up-to-date information on the light commercial refrigeration sector
Receiving an accurate benchmark of your company’s position in the market

“GUIDE 2012: Natural Refrigerants – North America’s Market Potential"

Under its new publishing arm, this autumn shecco will launch its second in a series of easy-to-access guides for industry and policy decision makers about the market potential of natural refrigerants, this time to North America.

In addition to the light commercial refrigeration map, other distinctive features of this latest GUIDE are:

Market Outlook 2012-2020: the industry’s expectations per sector
Natural Refrigerants in North America Today
End-User Views
User’s Guide to Natural Refrigerants (NR)
Case Studies: real-life examples of NR success stories
Natural Refrigerant Business Directory

The first GUIDE edition - with a focus on Europe, addressed both natural refrigerant experts and new entrants to the market alike, attracting tens of thousands of page views.