“We were looking for a refrigeration supplier who offered the best environmental performance and operating economy, and Green & Cool turned out to be the best option.”

“The training centre is exceptional, and has knowledgeable instructors and first-class technical resources. I can warmly recommend this course to everyone who works with or intends to work with transcritical CO2 refrigeration.”

The choice of Green & Cool is in line with the supermarket chain’s strategy to raise its green profile.

This is the first time air conditioning has been integrated in a combined chiller/freezer unit that uses carbon dioxide as an environmentally friendly refrigerant. The system also offers heat recovery and high efficiency.

The introduction of K65 simplifies installation and reduces costs for Green & Cool’s dealers. K65 pipe and couplings do not require any special welder qualification and are less expensive than stainless pipe and couplings.

Jounin Kauppa has been granted the Renewable Energy Production of the Year 2011 award. The award was presented by Esa Härmälä, Director-General of the Energy Department at the Ministry of Employment and the Economy.

In November 2011 the Green & Cool Academy launches its high-quality training courses in transcritical CO2 technology for refrigeration technicians.

Green & Cool has now extended the analysis features on its control panel to improve trend monitoring. These improvements make it easier to find the optimum settings to maximise efficiency and track energy use over time.

We are now delivering condensing units to a number of markets and customers are already showing considerable interest.

There is a huge market demand for green refrigeration that focus on lowering the operational costs for stores and similar facilities. At Green & Cool we are delighted to see that our efforts to deliver efficient and reliable CO2-based systems and processes pays off.