Refrigerants and energy efficiency

Refrigerants in the HVACR industry

New and evolving regulations on refrigerants can make it a challenge to stay up-to-date on current trends and cause uncertainty. Danfoss is committed to providing you with the best and latest information, so you make confident decisions about the refrigerants you use with our products and in HVACR applications.

Get a complete overview of the refrigerants landscape, and learn about the various regulations and their impact on the industry. Take a deep dive into our white paper, download useful digital tools, and get the latest information on our portfolio of products that are qualified for use with alternative refrigerants.

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Refrigerants with low GWP

Refrigerants with low GWP
Natural Refrigerants
HFC replacements

Refrigerant tools

Learn how to use new refrigerants
The new Ref Tools app
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Refrigerant trends
Refrigerants from a Danfoss perspective
By application
By region

News

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    VLT® Real-time Clock MCB 117 is now available for all VLT® drives
    Thursday, 24 August, 2023

    The time stamp supports faster analyses of root causes.

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    Danfoss – Forward. Naturally. With CO₂ Refrigeration Solutions.
    Wednesday, 29 March, 2023

    Meet CO2. The sustainable, natural refrigerant delivering changing the game for commercial refrigeration.

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    Switching to electric heating as a primary or comfort heating source is a future-proof decision​
    Friday, 18 November, 2022

    With energy costs – including the cost of electricity – rising in most European countries, the last thing on peoples’ minds might be switching to electric heating as a primary or comfort heating source for their homes. But could it be that electric has much more potential than people think? ​

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