11 - 13 October 2022 // Nuremberg, Germany
Chillventa Newsroom
News of the industry
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DATA CENTER: Water Cooled Data Center
Now that it has launched its first water-based data vessel, Nautilus Data Technologies is moving ashore with a $300 million data center project in Maine that taps a reservoir to create a gravity-fed cooling system for high performance computing. Nautilus is building its first land-based data center at the former Great Northern Paper Mill in Millinocket, where its 13-acre property has access to 60 megawatts of renewable hydroelectricity from a nearby power plant.
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ebmpapst: SCIP-Express online platform
Since January 5, 2021, it is mandatory to submit information on articles containing substances of very high concern to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA). The SCIP database is available for this purpose. ebm-papst neo has developed the SCIP-Express platform for reporting to ECHA, making the process much easier for responsible pollutant experts.
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Emerson: 100 years Copeland™
Emerson is celebrating this year as the 100th anniversary of its Copeland™ brand, a name that has become synonymous with leadership in the design and manufacture of energy efficient, reliable compressors to power air conditioning and refrigeration systems that are enhancing and protecting environments where people live and work. It’s a milestone that Emerson will recognize over the next 12 months as the company continues to innovate advanced Copeland products to solve critical industry challenges.
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TRANE: Chief Executive Officer
Trane Technologies, a global climate innovator, today announced that Dave Regnery, current president and chief operating officer, has been named chief executive officer and will join the Board of Directors. He succeeds Mike Lamach, who will serve as executive chair of the Board until his planned retirement from the company sometime in the first half of 2022. These changes are effective July 1, 2021.
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Chemours: Low GWP Refrigerants to Ice Rinks
OpteonTM XP40 use in these three venues enables ~65% reduction in GWP compared to previous ice games: The Chemours Company has achieved a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Beijing National Aquatics Center, Beijing National Indoor Stadium and Wukesong Sports Centre for use of Opteon™ lower global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants at the three venues. Chemours Opteon™ refrigerants offer low-GWP, non-ozone depleting, and high-performance solutions. Since 2018, Chemours has supported the sports community with sustainable refrigerant solutions through their partnership with the National Hockey League (NHL®).
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