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Michael Hines

Michael Hines is the Managing Editor of NaturalRefrigerants.com, a role he has held since December 2023. In addition to writing and editing articles on natural refrigerants, Michael also attends industry conferences and contributes content to ATMOsphere reports. ATMOsphere is the parent company of NaturalRefrigerants.com.

2024-08-14Commercial RefrigerationNorth America

R290 Sole Refrigerant Used by Canadian Point-of-Purchase Display Cabinet Maker MTL Cool

Mark Bedard, President of MTL Cool.

2024-08-12Commercial RefrigerationWorld

PFAS Research and Regulatory Proposals and Major Acquisitions: NaturalRefrigerants.com’s Top 5 Stories of July

A stock photo with "top 5" on it.

2024-08-09Feeds

Australia R134a MAC

2024-08-07Heat PumpsEurope

Aira Opens New London Training Academy for R290 Home Heat Pump Installers

Aira Academy Trainer, James Hodgson (left) speaking with Daniel Francis, Member of Parliament for Bexleyheath and Crayford, at the Aira Academy in London.

2024-08-06RefrigerantsWorld

NaturalRefrigerants.com Announces the Launch of ‘Why It Matters: Curated News With Commentary’

A Macbook Pro showing a Why It Matters post on NaturalRefrigerants.com.

2024-08-01Heat PumpsEurope

Finnish Energy Company Helen Says New Helsinki District Heating Plant Will Feature a ‘First of Its Size’ CO₂ Heat Pump

An aerial view of Helsinki in winter. The city will soon have a new Helen district heating plant using a CO2 heat pump.

2024-07-29Feeds

Air-conditioning emissions

2024-07-26Commercial RefrigerationAsia

Cold Front Technologies Asia Joins NaturalRefrigerants.com as Silver Partner

Nihon Netsugen’s Super Green transcritical CO2 unit

2024-07-25RefrigerantsWorld

NaturalRefrigerants.com Launches a Natural Refrigerants FAQ, a New Go-To Source of Information on the Industry

A mockup of the NaturalRefrigerants.com new natural refrigerants FAQ on a laptop

2024-07-24Heat PumpsEurope

Researchers Find That PFAS Components Make Up Less Than 1% of a Commercial Heat Pump

Professor Michael Kauffeld in his lab at the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences. Professor Kauffeld and his team researched the weight of PFAS components in a commercial heat pump.