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Ammonia Refrigeration Technology for Today and Tomorrow
International Conference |
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Initiative for Establishing of Natural Refrigerants Fund
Aim:
promotion and implementation of technologies with natural refrigerants in developing
countries together with developed countries.
After the Montreal Protocol, HFCs were developed as replacements for CFCs and
HCFCs but are now themselves under threat on account of their high global warming
potentials. There are opposite views and many hot debates about the present
and future development in refrigeration and air conditioning regarding refrigerants.
However, a mayor barrier is proper information regarding appliance of the natural
refrigerants. This is especially expressed in developing countries where penetration
of HCFC and HFC technologies is more intensive.
Natural refrigerants are win-win solutions for the climate and the ozone layer.
The Natural Refrigerants Fund shall be used for:
- Promotion of natural refrigerants (ozone and climate friendly technologies)
through dissemination of information;
- Organization of workshops, giving lectures (especially in developing countries);
- Providing financial and technical support to enable using of new technologies
with natural refrigerants;
- Training courses (designing, maintenance, safety);
- Support for demonstration projects with transfer of technologies from developed
countries;
- Modernization of existing ammonia refrigeration plants, especially in developing
countries;
- Support research and innovation in natural refrigerant technologies to institutions
and companies;
- Integration of research activities, dissemination of results from research
to more stakeholders;
- Organization of public campaign;
- Web site hosting, presenting all activities and news, case studies, sponsors;
The concept is open for your proposals.
Discussion at meeting during the conference
in Ohrid to set a plan for concrete activities.
Join us with proposals, suggestions
and dissemination of the idea.
If you agree with this initiative, please send e-mail
with OK, or as you like.