A look at how Finland and its partners are using high-voltage electrode boilers to convert surplus renewable electricity into useful heat, cut emissions, and future-proof energy systems across Europe.
The new plant will produce Adsorbi’s proprietary air purification material, made from Nordic cellulose and already sold in six countries for a variety of applications.
Europe’s resistance to air conditioning isn’t just cultural -- it’s become deadly. Tens of thousands of Europeans die from heat each year, and outdated policies aren’t helping.
The European collaborative Poseidon project says it has developed a scanner that can detect Legionella bacteria in under one hour rather than the 10 days of cultivation and analysis normally required.
Adoption of lower GWP refrigerants by supermarkets is vital if European HFC phase-down targets are to be met
December 21, 2015
Speaking at RAC’s Retail Question Time event, consultant Ray Gluckman, who worked closely with officials involved with the European Union (EU) F-gas regulation, said, “At the moment we don’t have enough end users, maintenance, or installation companies taking the necessary action to meet the targets set by the EU.”
Event called for the right regulatory conditions and the creation of suitable consumer incentives
July 20, 2015
The European Partnership for Energy and the Environment (EPEE) hosted a debate on June 30 organized by PubAffairs entitled “Heating and cooling in the Energy Union project: the challenges ahead for implementing an efficiency-based energy approach.”
Paper Outlines Milestones, Legislation around Phasedown of Hydrofluorocarbons
July 14, 2014
The paper outlines the key milestones and legislation around the phasedown of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which can carry high global warming potential (GWP), and the development of alternatives to HFCs.
The European Union (EU) has reached an agreement on new rules for fluorinated gases (F-gases). The rules will introduce a cap on HFC refrigerant consumption to achieve a 79 percent reduction by 2030.