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11/2025 Publication - Event DocumentationMOP37 Side Event Recap: 30 Years of Promoting Natural Refrigerants

Visions and Lessons Learnt by the German Bilateral Cooperation
In this side event, we explained our approach and showcased examples of technology transfers in different refrigeration and air conditioning (RAC) subsectors around the globe, drawing on 30 years of Proklima’s experience. To discuss this we were joined by guest speakers Heidi Stockhaus (German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety), Leslie Smith (NOU Grenada) and Federico San Martini (MLF Secretariat). 

07/2021 Publication - Event DocumentationEvent recording: Lessons learned and bright prospects - Green Cooling projects in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa

In this virtual side-event at the 43^rd Meeting of the Open-ended Working Group of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol (OEWG), we talked about two projects co-financed by the European Union and BMZ. 

07/2021 Publication - Event DocumentationEvent recording: Left out in the cold - the Green Cooling potential of the global window type air conditioner market

In this virtual side-event at the 43^rd Meeting of the Open-ended Working Group of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol (OEWG), we talked about the global window type air conditioner market and its Green Cooling potential. 

10/2021 Publication - Event DocumentationEvent recording | MOP33 side event: How to Integrate the RAC Sector into the NDCs?

GIZ Proklima Side Event during MOP33 2021

10/2021 Publication - Event DocumentationEvent recording | MOP33 side event: How to Incentivize the HFC Phase-Down?

GIZ Proklima Side Event during MOP33 2021

02/2026 Publication - ReportHotel Pilot Shows How R290 Cooling Cuts Costs and Emissions

To assess the potential benefits of climate-friendly cooling, a pilot project was implemented at the True Blue Bay Resort in Grenada, comparing conventional R410A air-conditioning units with highly efficient R290 (propane-based) units. The pilot demonstrates the technical, economic, and climate benefits of transitioning to energy-efficient air-conditioning systems using ultra-low-GWP refrigerants.