RACHP installers, plumbers and electricians have been included on the Government’s list of skilled roles that will temporarily avoid tightened immigration ...

HVACR trade association Eurovent has added its name to a joint statement recommending greater harmonisation of EU rules to support circular economic ...

Green Point, the service arm of German refrigeration and heating specialist Bitzer, is donating compressors to Beijer Ref’s UK training academy. The ...

The UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has confirmed that the automotive HFO refrigerant R1234yf has a GWP of less than 1.0, making it lower than CO2. “The IPCC report confirms that ...

Refrigerant manufacturer Chemours has revealed its roadmap for product development, which will see a new generation of gases introduced in 2025.

October’s RAC Magazine looks at the latest responses from UK and European trade bodies to planned F-Gas reforms, as well as offering a detailed look at the 2022 Cooling Awards winners. Please note ...

Global body says experienced research becomes the first women to take up the position after winning a vote earlier this month Dr Yosr Allouche, a Norwegian-Tunisian refrigeration scientist, has been ...

New technical guidance around the safe handling and management of flammable refrigerants such as R290 (propane) aims to support the expanded use of the gas across cooling and heating. BESA said it was ...

This month’s magazine takes a look at the 2023 World Refrigeration Day campaign and the concept of ‘next generation’ thinking about sustainable and affordable cooling. Please note that you must be ...

Bosch has announced the acquisition of Johnson Controls’ global HVAC solutions business for residential and light commercial buildings.

Bitzer UK has announced a new series of training courses aimed at equipping refrigeration technicians with the latest knowledge in compressor technology and electronic solutions. The courses, which ...

HVACR body FETA has warned the industry not to attempt to retrofit R32 to R410A systems, arguing the practice is not just unsuitable for the system, but poses serious safety risks.