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The German Jordanian University focuses on putting knowledge into practice and on promoting knowledge transfer in the applied sciences. The German-Jordanian University (GJU) is a public university located in Mushaqar. It was founded in 2005 by a Royal Decree, in accordance with a memorandum of understanding reached between the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research of the Federal Republic of Germany. The University is intended to serve as a unique university of applied training, experiential learning, and professional excellence, oriented towards market and industry needs. It is thereby expected to have a remarkable impact on Jordan and the region as a whole, by capitalizing on the best practices and expertise in higher education in both Germany and Jordan. Its unique feature is the mandatory German Year, consisting of a study semester at a German partner university, and an internship in a German company. In order to be well prepared for this outstanding opportunity, all students learn the German language. The University has an objective to prepare highly skilled graduates with relevant knowledge of the industry, to contribute positively to socio-economic development, to be able to survive today's fiercely competitive and technologically oriented world, and to boost the industrial and economic standing of Jordan and the region. …

Glaciem Cooling is a technology based manufacture specialising in innovative natural solutions for the commercial and industrial refrigeration sectors. Glaciem Cooling believes that in the long term the pressure of rising electricity costs and the additional requirement to reduce environmentally harmful refrigerants will mean the HVAC&R will need to look at innovative solutions in natural refrigerants such as Thermal Energy Storage, CO2 and Ammonia. They offer a range of products coupled with a unique range of consulting, engineering, training and commissioning services that will ensure a successful transition to natural refrigerant alternatives. Glaciem Cooling’s team works with refrigeration service and installation businesses helping them with the design and engineering of natural refrigerant technologies and then supplying the key capital equipment. Glaciem Cooling has over 50 years’ experience in the design, installation and operation of commercial and industrial refrigeration. …

India’s first manufacturer to convert to hydrocarbons Godrej was the first Indian company to manufacture hydrocarbon fridges in the 1990s. In 2012, Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd. launched a new production line for split air-conditioners using propane (HC-290). The new models consume less energy than the current models with the highest energy efficiency ratings from other brands available in India. …

A platform established to launch thermally driven and green cooling technology on a wide scale. The Green Chiller Association for Sorption Cooling e.V., Berlin, Germany was formed in March 2009 as German Association to promote and develop the solar and thermal cooling markets. The association represents around 60% of all European manufacturers of sorption chillers in the small and medium-scale cooling capacity range. In general, the Green Chiller association forces strong lobby work to increase the awareness for these innovative sorption cooling technologies in politics, industry, trade and the public. The main objectives of the association are the promotion and development of solar and thermal cooling markets in Germany and Europe. This is done by demonstrating different applications, developing and designing new tools and the standardisation of chillers and solar/thermal cooling systems. One important target for developing the solar cooling market is to create the basis for funding of solar cooling systems. Therefore, a standardisation of the solar cooling systems is necessary as well as the availability of design tools for planners and architects. …

Refrigeration Contractors, specialising in environmentally friendly solutions for the food manufacture, food storage and distribution sectors. …

As part of the Energy Division in Grenada's Ministry of Finance, the National Ozone Unit (NOU) is responsible for the political implementation of the commitments set out in the Montreal Protocol. The NOU's main task is to fulfil Grenada's obligations under the Montreal Protocol. This included the phase-out of chlorufluorocarbons (CFCs) in 2010, which was already achieved in 2006. Grenada is also on a promising path with regard to the phasing out of ozone depleting substances (ODS) such as hydrofluorcarbons (HFCs) regulated under the Kigali Amendment, for which it has repeatedly received much international recognition. This success is mainly due to the concrete measures implemented by the NOU, such as the training of refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC) technicians in environmentally friendly technologies that protect the ozone layer, the introduction of a quota system to regulate the importation of ODS and a labelling standard for the safe use, handling and storage of ODS. …

GTS, a ‘QUIRIS Holding Industriale’ company, works in the sectors of production and distribution of special, technical and pure gases. GTS carries out its activities in different sectors such as the aerosol industry, refrigeration, construction, food and many other fields. Thanks to its total control of the supply chain of n-butane, isobutane and propane and the exclusive distribution of propylene with a high degree of purity, GTS is a leading company in the production and sale of special gas-based products. …

Government Institution, focal point Montreal Protocol …

Güntner is a global enterprise dedicated to provide cooling and heating solutions. Our home in Munich has seen our team become the global experts in heat exchange solutions, making us critical to a wide variety of industries. We power everything from keeping food fresh to providing comfortable air conditioning in office buildings and enabling renewable energy production. As refrigeration manufacturer we have been serving the world for nearly a century and we see our heritage as a springboard for new ideas, innovation and bold ambitions. We are united in the desire to find ways to progress as a society – unified in our search for well-being, prosperity for future generations, and the protection and preservation of our shared home. From the very beginnings of new product development to the operation of our cooling systems on site, we always keep this commitment in mind. Our manufacturing plants are designed with respect for nature: we use green energy and sustainable water treatments, and our unique ‘planted plant’ concept is a breakthrough in healthy work environments. Not only this, but all our air coolers, dry coolers and condensers operate with the lowest water and energy consumption possible, protecting the world’s valuable resources. …

How can the right choice of technology help protect the environment? Which policies can countries chose to enter a climate-friendly pathway? How to reverse ozone layer depletion? In times of climate emergency, HEAT provides advisory services as well as capacity building for the future. With a history of supporting Germany, as well as developing countries and economies in transition in their fight against the depletion of the earth’s protective ozone layer, the sustainable transition of the refrigeration and cooling sector is still at the core of our work. In particular, we provide emission inventories and mitigation pathways, advice on the development of policies, regulations and standards, as well as engineering services. We passionately develop capacity building and training to anchor knowledge on climate-friendly and energy-efficient technologies in our project partners’ countries and institutions. HEAT has implemented more than 300 projects in over 25 years. Our 40 staff members and experts currently assist projects in 30 countries. …