2. Saginomiya Growing Globally with High Quality Products
JARN interviewed Shigeyuki Nishimi, who assumed the office of president of Saginomiya in June, to hear about the company’s global business strategy and Mr. Nishimi’s ambitions as new president.
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3. Norway to Ban Oil for Heating
According to Reuters.com., Norway will prohibit the use of oil and paraffin to heat buildings starting in 2020 with a view to reducing domestic emissions of greenhouse gases. Recommended alternatives to oilbased products include heat pumps, electricity from the country’s hydroelectric grid, and even special stoves burning wood chips.
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4. CO2 Refrigeration and Heat Pump Technology Discussed in Tianjin, China
From September 17 to 18, the International Symposium on Natural Working Fluid CO2 Refrigeration and Heat Pump Technology was held in Tianjin, organized by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and China’s Foreign Economic Co-operation Office under Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP-FECO), and coorganized by the China Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Industry Association (CRAA), the Chinese Association of Refrigeration (CAR), and the Tianjin Association of Refrigeration (TAR).
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5. Sanhua Microchannel Heat Exchanger Enhances Its Presence
Compared with the conventional brass fin type, Sanhua microchannel heat exchangers have strong advantages such as higher heat exchange efficiency, less refrigerant charge, smaller heat exchanger weight and volume, recyclability, and corrosion resistance. The company has established three manufacturing bases in Hangzhou, the United States, and Mexico.
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