When talking about global warming and the consequences of dramatic climate change, science has no doubts that this is caused by the increased carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere. Kyoto Protocol 2 has been the first step taken in order to limit green house gas emissions released into the atmosphere.
Purfresh, a leading provider of clean technologies that purify, protect, and preserve the worlds food and water, announced important results from recent third-party research which demonstrates ozones applicability and effectiveness as a tool to improve the safety of fresh food shipped globally.
Control Contractors, Inc. (CCI) is a leading West coast HVAC company with locations in Fairbanks, Anchorage, Juneau, Seattle, San Diego, and Portland. The company offers services ranging from system support and mechanical maintenance to extensive building surveys, and each location has won a wide range of projects like retrofitting the historic Stadium High School in Tacoma, WA and installing the complicated control system of the Morongo Casino in Palm Springs.
In the Balkan cities of Zagreb and Tuzla, there is more and more focus on energy efficiency. Individual heating systems fired with brown coal are being replaced by new and modernised district heating systems, benefiting the environment as well as the inhabitants, who enjoy a stable supply of heating and hot water together with substantial reductions in their energy bills.
The installation supplied by CIAT for the Meple (IKO Group) waterproofing systems production plant provides temperatures adjustable from 18 to 28 °C. This allows the plant to reduce discards, increase its productivity and gain in production flexibility.
Unique (Flughafen Zürich AG) converted the first air conditioning unit in an office building at Zürich airport to non-ozone-depleting DuPont ISCEON® MO29 (R422D) in May 2009. The work was carried out by Walter Wettstein AG Kältetechnik, of Gümlingen, Switzerland, a contractor with previous experience of working with the R22 alternative refrigerant.