Centro Studi Galileo (CSG) presented a seminar at Chillventa dedicated to the impact of the F-Gas Regulation (EU) No. 573/2024 on current and future technologies in the HVAC sector. The main focus was on new solutions regarding technologies and the skills necessary to tackle the challenges related to the transition to low GWP refrigerants and energy-efficient systems.
The seminar video is now available online and includes the following presentations:
- Marco Buoni (CEO of CSG): Introduzione e moderazione dell’evento.
- Joachim Dallinger (Epta Deutschland): “Innovazione e sostenibilità: l’approccio di Epta al futuro della refrigerazione”.
- Gianluca Lillo (General Gas Kryon): “Internet of Things nella refrigerazione commerciale con il refrigerante R455A: uno studio di caso”.
The next edition of the event will take place in Nuremberg from October 13 to 15, 2026.
This article is brought to you by Centro Studi Galileo, the most authoritative Training Center in Europe, considered one of the top in the world for training (Courses) and information (European Conference) in the fields of refrigeration and air conditioning.
Founded in 1975, it has trained approximately 60,000 Technicians and has always collaborated with international entities, developing high-level partnerships with the United Nations, the International Institute of Refrigeration, and the European Commission. The United Nations have chosen Centro Studi Galileo for technician training in developing countries.
It is the publisher of Industria&Formazione, the first Italian magazine in the sector.
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