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Discover the future of Green air conditioning with the newly updated R290 Split AC Resource Guide. Published by GIZ Proklima and the German Environment Agency, this comprehensive guide aims to close knowledge gaps and inform about the crucial factors for a successful market transition to energy-efficient R290 split air conditioners. The first version of this guide, released in 2019, has now been updated to address the evolving needs and advancements in the sector.

The Green Cooling Initiative (GCI) III, which concluded in February 2025 in Uganda, marked a major success in transforming Uganda’s refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) sector by promoting sustainable practices that will have lasting environmental, climate  and economic benefits. The initiative, aimed at reducing the environmental and climate impact of the global RAC industry, not only met its objectives but also set a strong foundation for future green cooling solutions in Uganda.

GIZ Proklima and Thermo King are joining forces to revolutionize maritime refrigeration with the "Greener Reefer"—an innovative R290 refrigerated container designed for greater sustainability, safety, and efficiency. This partnership sets new standards for climate-friendly cooling technology in international shipping.

The shift towards sustainable refrigeration containers is gaining momentum, and last Wednesday, the second "Greener Reefers" Workshop in Hamburg brought together key stakeholders to accelerate this transition. The workshop served as a crucial step in strengthening this collaborative effort. Attendees included representatives from Wageningen Food & Biobased Research, Thermo King, Dole Europe GmbH, Carrier Transicold, Greensee, and Universitat Politècnica de València. Their expertise and commitment to sustainability set the stage for productive discussions and tangible next steps.

This year's summit on 20 and 21 May will focus on sustainable cooling and heating in buildings. Two days full of insightful keynotes, presentations, lively discussions and new impressions are awaiting.