American EPA Further Tightens Refrigerant Emission Standards to Promote Energy-Saving Refrigeration Upgrading

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officially issued a new refrigerant quota adjustment policy, which further reduced the usage quota of traditional HFC high-carbon emission refrigerants by 40% on the original basis. This policy has directly promoted the rapid popularization of energy-saving and environmentally friendly commercial refrigerators in the North American market. At present, local American convenience stores, restaurant chains, beverage retail stores and fresh food supermarkets have accelerated the elimination of old high-energy-consumption refrigeration equipment. Energy-saving low-noise commercial upright refrigerators with R290 environmentally friendly refrigerant have become the preferred procurement products for local merchants. In addition, the United States Energy Star energy-saving certification standards have also raised the energy efficiency threshold of commercial refrigeration products again. Products with low power consumption, strong cooling capacity and stable operation are more favored by local dealers and end customers. All our commercial refrigeration equipment is optimized in terms of core compressor configuration, internal circulation cooling system and overall power consumption design. The power configuration is reasonable, cooling is fast and stable, daily operation energy consumption is low, which fully conforms to North American local energy-saving standards and market use habits, and has broad market sales space in the United States, Canada and other North American countries.