Climate change — a distinct perspective
By Andrew Perks
This month I thought I would get out of my usual ammonia chat and look at an article I recently read in The Big Issue.
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How to cope in these difficult times
By Andrew Perks
I am sure there will be lots of stories in the days to come of these challenging times, but in the meantime, we need to look at how we can protect our equipment and maintain the cold chain.
How to cope in these difficult times. Continued
By Andrew Perks
Not too long ago it really was all doom and gloom, but suddenly we had no more power cuts and everything was surging ahead. But don’t get too comfortable…
Ammonia awareness training
By Andrew Perks
We take a look at why ammonia awareness training should be a regular training requirement.
New innovations in the ammonia industry
By Andrew Perks
Although I was unable to visit the IIR conference in Ohrid this year, I have received the technical papers discussing the drive to bring ammonia into the market previously dominated by the hydrocarbon refrigerants.
What are we doing about climate change?
By Andrew Perks
During June 2019, the Western Cape Government Environmental Affairs and the Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Consumer Protection, hosted a technical workshop in Stellenbosch on ‘Green Cooling Solutions’.
Expect the unexpected
By Andrew Perks
What if you have an incident on your site – do you think you are ready?
How do new laws affect me?
By Andrew Perks
I suppose like everyone else you are getting sick and tired with all the new legislative requirements that just seem to keep coming and you need to conform to. Not so long ago we just got on with the job, now you have to be registered to do this and that.
What are we doing about climate change? Continued
By Andrew Perks
Following the first part (published in RACA Journal September edition), we continue to look at what we can do about climate change.
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It’s been a long time!
By Andrew Perks
I occasionally sit and think about all those times in my life where I’ve thought I will never see the end to some problems – yet we always do, because we must.