Carbon Footprint Reduction in Cooling

Need: industrial and heat disposal processes friendly to the environment

The need for human development based on the circular economy, that is, allowing the planet to regenerate borrowed means, is rightly entering the collective mindset. Indeed, a more conscious and efficient use of available resources (water, energy, raw materials) also means cost optimization and greater competitiveness.

This all fits into the context of the European Green Deal: that is, the set of marching targets set by the European Commission to make the Continent’s economy “climate neutral” (zero-emissions) by 2050. A plan that will require the actualization of facilities that currently have a high environmental impact.

Sustainable cooling with remanufactured solutions

We need to start with a premise: any cooling system can optimize resource utilization if it is properly selected with advanced configuration software programs and knowing in detail the needs of the individual project.

In addition, some choices push strongly as much toward reducing the carbon footprint as they do toward initial acquisition cost-effectiveness: especially the selection of remanufactured cooling systems, that is, brought back to life from old devices that would otherwise have to be disposed of.

The remanufacturing of an industrial cooler results in significant savings in raw materials and electricity compared to manufacturing from scratch: this naturally translates into a significant plus for the ecosystem, but with no loss of efficiency or safety for the user companies.