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2025-09-26Mobile Air Conditioning

ATMO MAC: China to Lead the Transition to Natural Refrigerants in Electric Vehicles, Says S&P Global Mobility

Matteo Martini, S&P Global Mobility, at the ATMO MAC Summit 2025 × TU Berlin.

2025-09-25Mobile Air Conditioning

IAA Mobility 2025: Nidec AMEC Showcases R290 Thermal Management Module for EVs

A plastic model of Nidec AMEC's R290 thermal management module currently under development.

2025-09-18Mobile Air Conditioning

IAA Mobility 2025: Automakers Are Showing ‘High Interest’ in R290 for Electric Vehicles, Says ZF

ZF R290 Electric Vehicles

2025-09-16Mobile Air Conditioning

Hanon Systems Has Built More Than 1 Million CO₂ E-Compressors for Electric Vehicles

A Hanon Systems R744 e-compressor. Photo credit: Hanon Systems

2025-09-11Mobile Air Conditioning

IAA 2025: Automotive Suppliers Preparing Propane Thermal Management Modules for EVs

ZF's TherMas propane-based thermal management system was on display at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich.

2025-09-08Mobile Air Conditioning

ATMO MAC: CO₂ Compressor Developments, Transportation Refrigeration and a New Safety Concept for R290 Systems Highlight the Program

The TU Berlin campus.

2025-09-04Mobile Air Conditioning

Spheros to Debut R290-Based Thermal Management System at Busworld 2025

Spheros’s CO2-based thermal management system for buses has been available since 2021. Photo credit: Spheros

2025-09-02Mobile Air Conditioning

Cologne Orders 132 Stadler Trains with Natural Refrigerant-Based HVAC

A mock up of the new Stadler train for Cologne's light rail network. Photo credit: Stadler

2025-08-19Mobile Air Conditioning

Finland’s National Railway to Operate 20 Regional FLIRT Trains Equipped with R290 HVAC

VR Group R290 HVAC

2025-08-06Mobile Air Conditioning

Eberspächer to Launch Multiple R290-Based Thermal Management Systems for Buses

Eberspächer will launch a propane-based version of its AC138 EVO thermal management system in 2026. Photo credit: Eberspächer

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