NEWS ICOR International C
hemours has acquired ICOR International, a privately- owned supplier of branded, ozone safe refrigerants and related products for HVACR applications in North
America.
Diego Boeri, vice president of the Chemours fluorochemicals business said: “ICOR has developed an excellent reputation with contractors and equipment owners, has strong brands and an extensive distributor network, all of which will be a valuable addition to Chemours and enhances our ability to m eet our customer needs in North America.”
G ordon McKinney, vice president of sales and chief operating offier of ICOR International added: “Chemours is establishing itself as a new kind of chemistry company and we are excited to join them on this journey. This acquisition clearly indicates the strategic long-term value that Chemours s ees in our strong brands and customer-centric approach to t he market.”
Chemours has pioneered much of the technology that makes air conditioning and refrigeration possible today, and continues to lead the industry through delivering more sustainable, high-efficiency refrigerants.
The company’s Freon and Opteon brands offer the broadest range of refrigerant solutions for new and existing equipment.
ICS Cool Energy launches bought by Chemours energy-saving guide W
Energy energy
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consumption within firmly ony
the manufacturing industry,
temperature control specialist ICS Cool Energy has unveiled a new, free-to-access guide with the aim of helping industrial end-users reduce carbon emissions and energy costs. The new end-user guide from ICS Cool y offers advice on the re y costs and carbon emis
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costs and carbon emissions when it offers advice on the reduction of
comes to temperature control.
With industrial cooling and refrigeration equipment accounting for a significant proportion of a plant’s total electricity there is clearly a need for ind
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be undertaken in as efficient a way for ultimate savings alongside minimal environmental impact.
emissions and utility nd utility y bills.
a need for industrial activity to electricity cost,
a way as possible
Included in the guide are details on several techniques and considerations to improve the efficiency of temperature control equipment used in industrial applications, including free cooling, heat recovery and refrigerant choice. Richard Metcalfe, sales director at ICS Cool Energy, said: “Inefficient or under-performing temperature control equipment can have a dramatic impact on energy usage and therefore costs, yet it can often go unnoticed by industrial end-users with limited in-housey industrial technical knowledge and expertise in this area. “However, support is available from
How to reduce your energy costs: a guide to temperature control efficiencies highlights several short- and long-term actions that can be easily implemented to start delivering more efficient systems that will reduce both carbon
equipment manufacturers and funding, such as the Carbon Trust’s Green Business Fund. This particular scheme is designed to help small and medium-sized businesses y en
to identify energy saving opportunities and offers grant funding for energy
funding for energy y efficient
equipment, helping them to reduce carbon emissions as part of their corporate social responsibility.”
Better safe than sorry Energy Effi cient and Hygienic
No additional treatment required with mains quality water
Adiabatic Cooling solutions System checked
Jaeggi
for aerosol output – for enhanced legionella safety
www.jaeggi-hybrid.eu/adc
Wet or dry operation
The Hybrid Blue from JAEGGI combines the simplicity of a dry cooler with the fl
exible
individual utility prices
Cost effective / energy
Modulating adiabatic control; for lowest possible water consumption
Member of Güntner Group 15
capacity increase of an adia- batic pre-cooling performed by humidifi cation pads – for a hy- gienic operation without water treatment. The unit‘s capacity range from 50 kW to 2 MW at an impressively small foot- print and its intelligent control for speed and humidifi cation virtually covers each and every dry cooling application in the fi elds of industrial, HVAC and data centre applications.
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