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Thermal Energy Storage (TES) systems capture and store heat or cooling for later use, enabling renewable energy integration, reducing peak demand, and improving efficiency. There are three main types — Sensible Heat Storage (SHS), Latent Heat Storage (LHS), and Thermochemical Storage (TCS) — each wi[..]

Table of contents What is a district cooling system? Components of a District Cooling System The District Cooling Process Benefits of District Cooling Systems District Cooling Market District Cooling ARANER What is a district cooling system? District Cooling (DC) involves using a central chiller pla[..]

From manufacturing processes to district cooling efforts, choosing the right chiller is an important decision for many companies, impacting both energy efficiency and performance. In fact, choosing a chiller that matches the application’s cooling load is a crucial step for an efficient and reliable [..]

Accomplishing a successful district cooling system design has become an essential strategy for future urban development schemes.

The clean energy transition is gaining pace at a global scale as more and more key actors embrace the shift from traditional, fossil fuel-based energy sources to renewable and sustainable alternatives.

The water-to-water heat pump has become a cornerstone technology for operators seeking to decarbonize heating and cooling systems while maintaining high efficiency, reliability and long-term cost stability. As governments, utilities and private developers accelerate their transition toward net-zero [..]

The debate over what is “the best” commercial refrigerant has been around and is unlikely to end anytime soon. Intensity on this matter is even increasing as leakage studies reveal the adverse effects of HFC emissions. The only way out for centralized systems is emissions reduction, which while poss[..]

In the next one decade, the number of projects involving combined cycle technology will increase. There is only one reason for this projection: the high efficiency of combined cycle power plants. In this post, we will try to decipher what is the secret behind this efficiency.

The original design of an absorption chiller is credited to the likes of Ferdinand Carré, Carl Munters and Baltzar Von Platen, renowned scientists who did their works between the 1850s and 1920s. While the products were first produced commercially in 1923, it was only in the 60s that serious product[..]

A look at the current state and future of district cooling in Saudi Arabia seems appropriate at a time when major transformations are taking place in this relevant market.

Two-phase immersion cooling represents a promising and exciting technology for server cooling.

If you’re wondering ‘What is ammonia refrigeration?’ you’ve probably heard recently of the increasing use of ammonia as an alternative to other refrigerants.