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Carrier Corporation business case for green competitiveness<br />

Introduction<br />

In close cooperation with the largest food retail customers, Carrier Commercial<br />

Refrigeration has accrued sound CO 2<br />

refrigeration technology experience with the<br />

launch of its innovative CO 2<br />

OLtec TM refrigeration system, which has more than 370<br />

transcritical installations covering all retail store formats. Carrier’s engineering team<br />

has accumulated an invaluable quantity of critical data positioning CO 2<br />

OLtec as the<br />

leading CO 2<br />

transcritical refrigeration system based on energy efficiency, reliability and<br />

sustainability.<br />

In Denmark and Switzerland the refrigerant CO 2<br />

has become a technical standard for<br />

medium and low temperature refrigeration.<br />

Carrier has the right refrigerant solution for every application, but not every application<br />

will use the same refrigerant.<br />

About the company<br />

Carrier Corp., a unit of United Technologies Corp.<br />

(NYSE:UTX), is the world’s leader in high technology<br />

heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration solutions.<br />

Carrier experts provide sustainable solutions,<br />

integrating energy efficient products, controls &<br />

services for residential, commercial, retail, transport<br />

and foodservice customers.<br />

More information at:<br />

www.carrier.com<br />

www.carrier-refrigeration.com<br />

Contact Information<br />

Lothar Serwas<br />

Lothar.Serwas@carrier.utc.com<br />

About the System<br />

CO 2<br />

OLtec provides both low temperature and medium temperature refrigeration<br />

solutions for all retail shop formats. The total impact of a refrigeration system in terms<br />

of greenhouse gas emissions, also called TEWI (Total Equivalent Warming Impact), is<br />

derived from the indirect emissions (energy consumption) and the direct emissions<br />

(refrigerant leakages) over the life-cycle of the refrigeration system.<br />

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