Our new UK newsletter #2 is out !
Climalife UK
Welcome to the 2nd edition of our Climalife UK newsletter dedicated to refrigeration and air conditioning professionals in the UK.
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Safety essentials for our customers
Climalife UK
To support the industry, Climalife have launched a campaign to supply to many of its customers with high quality safety goggles/spectacles, gloves, and share with them their “Handling Refrigerants Safely” guide.
Clima Girls raise £1500 for Cancer Research UK
Climalife UK
On Sunday 30th June 2019, the Clima Girls - a team of nine from Climalife UK - took part in the 5km Race for Life event over the Downs in Bristol to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Climalife Golf Day tees off in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside
Climalife UK
Each year Climalife UK hosts a golf event for customers and colleagues in the cooling industry.
This year’s June event took the team to Whitefields Golf Course in the idyllic Warwickshire countryside.
Climalife UK celebrating World Refrigeration Day 2019
Climalife UK
At Climalife UK, we're celebrating World Refrigeration Day by giving away ice-creams at our UK office.
Climalife publish Good Practice Guide to A2Ls
Climalife UK
Climalife is committed to providing innovative solutions that supports its customers, saving them time.
A new good practice guide to A2L refrigerants has been published, with lots of useful advice to support the adoption of these new fluids.
The transition to low GWP Refrigerants has started but there is a long way to go
Climalife UK
The urgency that the F-Gas Regulation quota restrictions created from mid 2017 to mid 2018 may have subsided, but we are only one step on the way to much wider use of lower GWP Refrigerants. The market panic that created rapidly rising prices and availability issues on some refrigerants does not have to repeat itself, but action is needed to keep moving to lower GWP refrigerants. The quota restrictions are still in place and a further quota reduction of 30% on current levels will occur in 2021.