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Technical
Listen to the recording here.
Download the paper here.
If you missed the IOR March technical talk a recording of the presentation and discussion is now available. Hear from Robert Unsworth of GEA as he explains how ammonia heat pumps are helping to de-carbonise food and beverage industries.
The presentation, and supporting paper, provide information on how booster heat pumps can be used as part of a decarbonisation strategy as he presents a detailed case study of low carbon refrigeration at a major food and beverage processing site. The presentation also gives insights into the practical application and environmental benefits of large scale ammonia heat pumps.
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