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 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
This Week in Natural Refrigerants News: Friday November 21st, 2025
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This Week in Natural Refrigerants News: Friday November 21st, 2025
The articles in the podcast are as follows: German HVAC&R Contractor KKL Details Its Work With Natural Refrigerants, Outlook on a Potential PFAS Regulation and Why It Joined Bluu UnitEU/Swiss Proposal on Reducing Emissions of Ozone-Depleting Feedstocks Blocked at MOP37ATMO MAC: Aurora Involves TÜV Süd in Safety Approach to Develop and Test R290 HVAC for Electric BusesHillphoenix Launches First Industrial CO2 Rack Platform, the AdvansorUltraVicinity Energy Preparing Boston-Area Facility fo...
The ATMOsphere Podcast Network
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
