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Hitachi Expands Primairy Series of Efficient Commercial Mini
Johnson Controls-Hitachi Air Conditioning has expanded its Primairy P300 series of high-efficiency, single-zone commercial mini-split systems with a new compact Wall Mount indoor mini-split unit. The ...
Fujitsu General Selected for FTSE Blossom Japan Sector Relat
Fujitsu General has been selected as a component stock of the FTSE Blossom Japan Sector Relative Index, an index for Japanese companies that are proactively addressing the issues of Environmental Soci...
Daikin Starts Offering Subscription Service for Shop and Off
On May 27, 2022, Daikin started offering Zeas Connect, a flat-rate usage service for shop and office air conditioners, developed in collaboration with Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing (SMFL) and SM...
Mitsubishi Electric’s Airflow Visualization/Control Tech for
Mitsubishi Electric announced that it has developed a new airflow-control technology that both visualizes and analyzes airflow from air conditioning systems and temperature distribution for optimized ...
Daikin Starts Verification Test via Hypoxic Training
In April 2022, Daikin and point 0 jointly started a verification test that verifies the effect of short-duration exercise in a hypoxic space on human health, with a view to exploring the possibilities...
Shanghai Lockdown Released, But Impact on Supply Chain Ongoi
On June 1, 2022, the Shanghai Municipal Government lifted the strict lockdown that had been applied throughout the city from April 1. Citizens have finally regained their freedom to go out, but the impact of the two-month lockdown on the supply chain is unlikely to be easily eliminated. Shanghai is a major Chinese city with about 25 million inhabitants and has an important industrial area and p...
LG Leads Global HVAC Stage by Finding Solutions Tailored to
JARN interviewed James Lee, executive vice president and head of Air Solution Business at LG Electronics Home Appliance and Air Solution Company, to hear about the company’s global strategy in d...
Gas Price Hikes Differ across Europe
Gas prices have risen in almost all European countries, but to a varying extent. Eurostat data show that Bulgarian households have experienced the steepest increase in gas prices, with a staggering 103.2% increase in the second half of 2021 compared with the same semester of the previous year. The increase in Greece was 96.1%, and that in Estonia was 82.5%. Luxembourg, Sweden, and Denmark had p...
Washington State Raises Building Energy Efficiency Requireme
On April 22, 2022, the Washington State Building Code Council voted to update the state’s commercial building energy code, with the updates set to go into force July 1, 2023. Under the new rules, most new commercial and multi-family residential buildings with four or more floors will be required to install electric heat pumps for space and water heating. Most heating, ventilation, and air...
Turkey — Keystone of Global AC Industry
Recently, contrasting phenomena have occurred on the north and south sides of the Black Sea. Ukraine on the north side has been hit by a devastating war, while Turkey on the south side has been experi...
