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August Bank Holiday Closure – 31st August 2026

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Future-Proof Refrigeration: How a Leading Food Manufacturer Embraced Low-GWP Solutions

Delivering efficiency, compliance, and sustainability with R-454A enhanced controls and intelligent leak detection.

Reducing Scope 2 and 3 Emissions: Why Your Heat Transfer Fluid Choice Matters in Indirect Refrigeration Systems

Neil Roberts, Technical Sales Director at Climalife explains.

For many industrial refrigeration systems, using B2L, A3 or low GWP refrigerants (A1 or A2L), a chiller with a secondary cooling circuit is often necessary. These indirect refrigeration systems rely on heat transfer fluids (HTFs) to carry thermal energy between the refrigerant and the application. Yet, while refrigerant choice is carefully considered, the HTF is often overlooked, despite its significant impact on sustainability, efficiency, and compliance.

Easter Bank Holiday Closure 2026

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New F-Gas Legislation in 2026: Time to Rethink Your Refrigerant Strategy!

In this article, Neil Roberts, Technical Sales Director at Climalife, considers the likely direction of GB F‑Gas legislation and what it means for refrigerant selection and system specification moving forward. 

Modernising chillers: a plastics manufacturer chooses Greenway® Neo N from Climalife to eliminate fossil-based products.

Aware of the urgent need to replace its obsolete refrigeration installations, the manufacturer was looking for a solution that would improve operational efficiency while meeting its sustainable development objectives.

Reducing carbon footprint with R-513A at fruit grower cold store

One of the largest fruit growers in South East England was looking to adopt a low GWP (Global Warming Potential) refrigerant to replace R-134a in its cold stores with the view of reducing its carbon footprint, in the supply of high-quality produce to supermarkets.