Natural refrigerant cooling is now reaching into sectors outside of the retail area where its application is well established. An example of this wider application is illustrated by a recent Green Cooling project. The client, Nestle, has a sustainable and efficient approach to the use of refrigeration and cooling...
Read MoreIn the decades before 1992, widely-used CFCs (Chloro-Fluoro-Carbons) caused considerable damage to the Earth’s ozone layer. This damage reduced the amount of UVA and UVB radiation that the atmosphere absorbs from the Sun’s rays, increasing the chances of people developing skin cancer and other illnesses.
CFCs were banned due to...
Read MoreGreen Thermal Energy's manufacturing partner Enex is at the forefront of CO2 refrigeration developments, working with Danfoss to produce the highest levels of operational efficiency with CO2 Multi Ejector technology.
Click here to view the PDF for more information.
Read MoreCO2 refrigeration has been making improvements recently, not only in the UK but all over the world. Carrefour, which is a leading supermarket retailer in Romania, opened the country's first CO2 transcritical refrigeration system. After this success, the company recently decided to install these CO2 units in 8 additional...
Read MoreArguably one of the most straightforward areas where we can reduce energy use is to remove on site duplication of plant.
By this we are referring to the situation where valuable waste heat from a cooling system is rejected from a building but at the same time the building is...
Read MoreAs mentioned in our post last week (Green Cooling speak at Atmosphere 2015), Green Cooling were invited to speak at the 6th ATMOshpere Conference which was held in Brussels on the 15th, 16th and 17th of March. Below, you will find links to presentations and pictures from the event, sent...
Read MoreGreen Cooling were invited to speak at the annual Natural Refrigerant Conference 'Atmosphere 2015' held in Brussels on the 15th, 16th and 17th of March.
Read More- Green Cooling has hit the ground running in 2015 with the launch of its new website -
Read MoreFREE 70°C HOT WATER
REDUCE ENERGY COSTS AND CARBON EMISSIONS
The Green Cooling–TWIN ENERGY Chiller Hot Water Generator (CHWG) represents an exciting development with regard to providing low energy cooling and heating for industrial, process and HVAC applications.
Read MoreThe market for CO2 based refrigeration systems is still far from becoming mainstream but there has been significant growth within this sector over the past 24 months.
No longer is CO2 purely the preserve of the carbon footprint focused retail sector or...
Read MoreGreen Cooling is now moving into its second year of operations, having completed a successful and profitable first year.
First year projects have ranged from delivering specialist applications utilising natural refrigerants, all the way through to specifying and installing more standard cold room systems.
Green Cooling's initial objective was...
Read MoreGreen Cooling provides a full design, specification and installation service of high specification, cost effective cold rooms and cold storage facilities incorporating many heat recovery and energy saving solutions for many leading UK food service, processing and storage companies and has a...
Read MoreBy this we are referring to the situation where valuable waste heat from a cooling system is rejected from a building but at the same time the building is...
Read More
