15 organisations were recognised for their work in advancing the adoption of natural refrigerants in Australia and New Zealand in the latest issue of Accelerate Australia and NZ.
The first issue of Accelerate Australia & NZ was published in autumn 2016. Across the nine issues of the magazine, we've sought to highlight the most important companies and organisations behind the adoption of natural-refrigerant technology in Australia.
The following are the 15 organisations that deserve recognition for their efforts to promote natural refrigerants, as Australia and New Zealand's HVAC&R industry takes steps to phase down HFCs in this new era.
This initial list covers not just 2018, but the years leading up to it as well.
Please note that we have not ranked the 15 organisations on the list. They are all considered of equal status, each in their own unique fashion.
The full story, with more information on each company's latest updates on progress with natural refrigerant systems and installations, features in the autumn 2018 issue of Accelerate Australia and NZ.
AJ Baker & Sons
Key Highlight: Managing transcritical CO2 in warm ambient temperatures.
Bitzer Australia
Key Highlight: Technology roadshow in Australia & New Zealand on CO2 transcritical and ammonia systems.
Danfoss Australia
Key Highlight: Contributing to the need for more CO2 training.
GEA Refrigeration Australia
Key Highlight: Key supplier of CO2 and ammonia compressors to Australia's industrial and commercial sectors.
Gordon Brothers Industries
Key Highlight: Over a hundred years of working with natural refrigerants.
Hussmann Oceania
Key Highlight: More than 30 transcritical systems in operation in New Zealand, with more to come.
KAV Consulting
Key Highlight: Driving CO2 system innovation.
Mayekawa Australia
Key Highlight: Pushing for natural refrigerant heat pump adoption.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioners Australia
Key Highlight: Introduction of CO2 heat pumps.
Natural Refrigerants Company
Key Highlight: Driving fully integrated transcritical CO2 systems in Australia.
Scantec Refrigeration Technologies
Key Highlight: Driving the development and adoption of low-charge ammonia technology.
Coles
Key Highlight: Pioneering fully integrated CO2 transcritical systems in retail.
Drakes Supermarkets
Key Highlight: Committing to CO2 transcritical.
Foodstuffs North Island
Key Highlight: Leading CO2 retail implementation in New Zealand.
Woolworths
Key Highlight: Nurturing Australia's local natural-refrigerant ecosystem.
May 24, 2018, 09:50
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