Aquatics centers can cut their energy costs by replacing disparate heating and cooling systems with a water-to-water heat pump using a natural refrigerant
Rebound’s IcePoint system provides bursts of cooling that boost throughput and save energy in blast freezing.
Its compressor-free thermoelectric cooler, which employs CO2 and water, is being used by a range of end users, including Unilever, Pepsi Bottling and ThermoFisher Scientific.
Rising gas costs are driving hotels and wineries to re-evaluate their space heating and hot water systems, opening up opportunities for natural refrigerant air-to-water heat pumps.
MHI sold 160 CO2 units this year compared to 80 all of last year, the company revealed at FOOMA Japan 2019.
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CO2 systems will be used in the speed skating, figure skating, short track and ice hockey training venues.