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As part of Climalife's college speaker programme, Mel Summers and Neil Roberts of Climalife, and Mark Hughes of Chemours, visited the Grimsby Institute on Tuesday 12th October 2021, to deliver the next in their series of refrigerant related presentations.
There is more focus on what should be installed today to remain sustainable past 2030. Mid-range GWP blends such as Opteon™ XP40 (R-449A) are now well established for retrofit and can be used for new equipment in the interim but the GWP is just too high for the longer term.
For those who already know me I’ve always been the guy at the refrigerant manufacturer who distributors and wholesalers across Europe could ask the tricky questions on refrigerants and provide help and guidance on how to use them.
Welcome to the 4th edition of our Climalife UK newsletter - here to support you and your business in the new normal.
Today we celebrate the many working parents across the UK successfully juggling their careers and daily home lives. On this National Working Parents Day, Business Support Manager, Laura McKeown talks openly about her return from maternity leave in 2021.
Senior Technical Sales Manager, Neil Roberts is keen to tackle your questions around why it’s so important to move to low GWP refrigerants, which low GWP refrigerants are suitable for which applications and why is there a need to use A2Ls and any other questions you might have.
So why use A2Ls? It’s a very good question, but maybe initially what we should really be asking is why move to lower GWP alternatives?
