This Week in Natural Refrigerants News: Friday December 5th, 2025

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This Expert Opinion column has been written by Harald Erös, Head of Refrigeration and Heat Pump Technology for global pharmaceutical manufacturer Takeda. Here, Erös shares details about the AHEAD (advanced heat pump demonstrator) project, which recently culminated in Takeda commencing operation of a 1.2MW (341TR) butane–water (R600–R718) high-temperature heat pump at its Vienna production facility. Read the full story on NaturalRefrigerants.com

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This Week in Natural Refrigerants News: Friday December 5th, 2025

The ATMOsphere Podcast Network

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1 month ago

This Week in Natural Refrigerants News: Friday December 5th, 2025

The articles in the podcast are as follows: ATMO Europe: European Private Equity Firm Triton Partners Positions Data Center Cooling as a High-Value Product SegmentATMO Europe: Danfoss Details How Hydrocarbon High-Temperature Heat Pumps Are Decarbonizing the Food and Beverage IndustryATMO Europe: Copeland’s Decentralized CO2 Solution Cuts Auchan Supermarket Retrofit Cost by 6% Compared to Conventional CO2 RackSWEP Heat Exchangers Integral Part of New CO2-Based Cooling System at CERNAgritechnic...