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09/2026 Publication - Report Viet Nam AC Market and Energy Efficiency Assessment Report
How can Viet Nam meet its growing demand for cooling without compromising its climate ambitions? This study explores the market for room air conditioners and the case for revising Viet Nam’s national technical standard. Against a backdrop of rapid urbanization, a hot and humid climate, and a power system still heavily reliant on coal, it examines why more efficient cooling is increasingly important for comfort, energy use and the country’s net-zero goals by 2050.

09/2026 Publication - Video Soliterm Webinar: Solar Thermal Cooling - Turning Heat from the Sun into Sustainable Cooling
As cooling demand continues to rise, finding energy-efficient and climate-friendly alternatives to conventional electrically driven cooling is becoming increasingly important. In the webinar, Soliterm Group demonstrated how solar thermal energy and Parabolic Trough Collector (PTC) technology can be used to provide sustainable cooling for industrial and commercial applications. The presentation explains the technology, possible system integrations and practical applications, while highlighting the potential to reduce electricity consumption, fossil-fuel use and CO₂ emissions.

07/2026 Publication - Event Documentation The Future is Now! Proved and Available F-gas Free Cooling Technology
Join us on a virtual journey around the world visiting F-gas-free cooling solutions!
Side Event at the 48th meeting of the Open-ended Working Group of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol (OEWG48).03/2026 Publication - Video How HPMP Brazil makes refrigeration more sustainable
The training of thousands of refrigeration technicians across Brazil positively impacts the lives of these professionals, their businesses, their families and the refrigeration and air conditioning sector. Watch the video to learn how.

03/2026 Publication - Short Information Material Inclusion pays off: Why and how to bring more women into your technical teams
Mixed-gender technical teams deliver higher innovation, stronger performance, and better talent retention. Download our practical checklist and visuals to implement inclusion in your refrigeration and air conditioning company.

03/2026 Publication - Short Information Material Skilled Workforce Needed: Attract Women to the Cooling Sector
The refrigeration and air conditioning sector is growing rapidly - and with it the demand for skilled workforce. Excluding half the population is therefore a lost business opportunity. Use our information material to attract more women to start a cool career.

03/2026 Publication - Short Information Material How many emissions can you save with a R290 air conditioner?
02/2026 Publication - Event Documentation, Video Webinar on Innovation in Cooling - Technologies without refrigeration gases
The way we think about cooling is changing — and with it, the technologies that shape our future. In a world facing rising temperatures and increasing pressure to reduce emissions, innovative approaches to cooling are more important than ever. This webinar opened new horizons by exploring solutions that deliver thermal comfort and efficiency beyond conventional refrigerant gases.

02/2026 Publication - Event Documentation, Video Greener Reefers: Cutting Costs and Emissions in Global Cold Chains
The global cold chain relies on refrigerated containers to keep fresh products moving across continents. The Greener Reefer Transition Alliance developed a simulation tool that helps shipping companies and cargo owners comparing synthetic and climate-friendly systems using natural refrigerants, across real trade routes, showcasing how greener choices can not only reduce emissions but also be the better business choice.

02/2026 Publication - Inventory / Cooling Strategy Mapping Emissions in Cooling: Philippines RAC Sector GHG Inventory 2025
The release of the second greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory for the Philippines’ Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (RAC) sector quantifies direct emissions from refrigerants and indirect emissions from electricity use across key subsectors, providing robust evidence to inform climate action in the cooling sector.
