TABLE OF CONTENTS - Everything R744
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Everything R744
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Everything R744
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NATURAL REFRIGERANTS IN TODAY’S BUSINESS<br />
Question: Which Natural Refrigerants are you using?<br />
Question: What is the estimated percentage of<br />
activities connected to Natural<br />
Refrigerants in your organization?<br />
CO 2<br />
50%<br />
51,9%<br />
Ammonia<br />
Hydrocarbon<br />
40%<br />
40,4%<br />
53,5%<br />
25,8%<br />
14,8%<br />
Water<br />
Air<br />
30%<br />
20%<br />
23,4%<br />
26,9%<br />
66,1%<br />
10%<br />
0%<br />
9,2%<br />
1-10% 11-40% 41-70% 71-100%<br />
93<br />
from Activities<br />
CO 2<br />
MOST widely used nr in PRODUCTS &<br />
SERVICES <strong>OF</strong> RESPONDENTS<br />
Total responses: 310<br />
A GROWING BUSINESS CASE FOR NATURAL<br />
REFRIGERANTS<br />
Total responses: 282<br />
Among the respondents who already provided or<br />
used natural refrigerants, 66% used carbon dioxide in<br />
their products and/or services, followed by 54% who<br />
used ammonia, and 52% who used hydrocarbons.<br />
As multiple responses were possible, overlaps for<br />
corporations offering / using various natural refrigerants<br />
were accounted for. Water (26%) and air (15%) were<br />
represented to a minor extent among respondents.<br />
Free-text answers about the share of NR-connected<br />
activities from the overall activities ranged from “below<br />
1%” to “100%.” Most respondents indicated the NR share<br />
would be at "10%" (43 responses), followed by "5%" (36<br />
responses), and "90%" (22 responses). Nearly two-thirds<br />
(64%) of responses fell in the range of less than 50%<br />
NR share. 54 respondents indicated that the NR share<br />
would be 90%+, out of which 17 respondents used 100%<br />
natural refrigerants. The average across all respondents<br />
was at 38% share of natural refrigerant-connected<br />
activities. Four groups can be distinguished: starting /<br />
lagging behind, growing (late majority), catching-up<br />
(early majority), early adopters those leading.