June 2015
New England HVAC Insider Presentations Will Focus on Advantages and Trends Related to CO2-based Refrigeration Systems
Emerson Climate Technologies to Highlight CO2 Technologies and Solutions at ATMOsphere America 2015
Emerson Climate Tech- nologies, Inc. announced it will present a number of educational sessions at ATMOsphere America 2015 focused on the significant environmental advantages of CO2 that have secured its position as a leading op- tion for future refrigeration systems.
Among those is “Respon- sible Refrigerant Planning for Retail Enterprises,” which will be presented by Andre Patenaude, director, CO2 business develop- ment of Emerson Climate Technologies, on June 25 during the state of the in- dustry session at 11 a.m. EDT. Patenaude will review the EPA delisting proposal
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ECR’s CEO To Lead Industry Through 2017
American boiler industry. Passafaro who looks for- ward to his new term said, “I am honored and humbled to be re-elected by my com- petitors and industry peers. Our industry continues to face increasing Federal and State regulation governing residential and commercial boiler effi ciency standards.. I am committed to working with both our government repre- sentatives and member com- panies to meet and exceed the North American market’s expectations.”
The Hydronics Institute has been representing the North American boiler industry since 1915 and is celebrating its’ Centennial this September in Absecon, NJ. It is a sub- section of the Air Condition- ing, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) which repre- sents 314 member companies with over 1 million US work- ers dedicated to excellence in product manufacturing to meet the heating, cooling and refrigeration needs of the world. Passafaro also has served on the AHRI board of directors since 2011. About ECR
ECR designs, manufactures and markets hydronic and HVAC equipment for residen- tial, commercial, institutional, and hospitality markets. ECR currently operates manufac- turing facilities in Utica and Dunkirk, N.Y., and distributes boilers, hydronic controls, furnaces, ductless air condi- tioning systems, vertical pack- aged air conditioners and heat pumps, and package terminal air conditioners under eight brand names.
and its impact on CO2 ap- plications as well as energy implications for retailers. “The Advantages of Using Electronic Controls in CO2 Booster Systems” case study will be presented by Reggie O’Donoghue, direc- tor of electronics product management, Emerson Climate Technologies Retail Solutions, during the case study session on June 25 at 4:30 p.m. EDT. In his pre- sentation, O’Donoghue will highlight why food retailers’
desire to reduce the harmful environmental impacts of emissions found in tradi- tional refrigerants has led to a recent increase in CO2- based transcritical systems in commercial refrigeration applications.
Don Newlon, vice presi- dent, refrigeration market- ing and general manager, integrated products divi- sion, will discuss how regu- latory changes and energy reduction goals are shap- ing the current refrigerant
landscape. These led the company to develop its E360 knowledge-sharing platform and construct a state-of-the-art innovation center — the Helix — in Dayton, Ohio. His presenta- tion will be given during the technical session on June 25 at 1 p.m. EDT.
Emerson is hosting the welcome reception at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta on June 24 at 6 p.m. EDT. This informal welcome reception is open to all ATMOsphere
America 2015 attendees. On June 25–26 during the two-day event, Emerson Climate Technologies will feature its ZO compressor, EX Series of expansion valves and controls, EX3 electronic expansion valve and CX valves.
For more information about Emerson, visit Em-
erson.com.
For more information about Emerson Climate Technologies, visit Emer-
sonClimate.com.
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