Recently published in the journal Applied Physics Reviews, an international research team from the University of Barcelona, the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), and TU Darmstadt report on possibilities for implementing more efficient and environmentally friendly refrigeration processes.
The European Union’s ‘Green Deal’ sets ambitious climate targets. The EU wants, by 2030, to have reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 60% compared with 1990 levels. Before the introduction of the Green Deal, the target was a 40% reduction. This tightening of targets also has far-reaching consequences for the largest energy consumer in both Germany and Europe – the heating sector.
Energy experts have foreseen that globally a billion new air conditioners will be installed in the next five years. Providing and using energy in an efficient and sustainable manner is one of the most critical issues of the current time.
Hundreds of organisations across Europe’s cooling sector have pledged to build market awareness of the dangers of the illegal refrigerant trade that could threaten F-Gas regulation targets if unchecked.
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