GÜNTNER AWARDED WITH NATURAL REFRIGERANTS LABEL

GÜNTNER'S COMMITMENT TO NATURAL REFRIGERANTS RECEIVES STAMP OF APPROVAL FROM ATMOSPHERE Güntner has received the Natural Refrigerants Label from ATMOsphere, a global market accelerator of clean cooling and heating solutions. Launched in June 2022, the label represents a global gold standard highlighting best-in-class manufacturers of natural refrigerant systems and components. The label is designed to help manufacturers market products to new customers in the natural refrigerants marketplace and to help end-users identify best-in-class suppliers. «THE LABEL PROVES THAT OUR EFFORTS TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE WORLD ARE BEARING FRUIT.» MICHAEL FREIHERR MANAGING DIRECTOR EUROPE, GÜNTNER “The label proves that our efforts towards a sustainable world are bearing fruit,” said Michael Freiherr, Managing Director at Güntner, noting that natural refrigerants have been part of Güntner’s business for nearly a century, and that the company has played a key role in spreading awareness of their benefits. Güntner believes that solutions such as carbon dioxide, ammonia, hydrocarbons, air and water offer viable alternatives to synthetic refrigerants, which produce significant greenhouse gas emissions and are a risk to people and the environment. The company continues to test and explore their use in a state-of-the-art lab, and strives to ensure that all of its clients have the option to use them. The process of qualifying for the label is based on a unique methodology developed by ATMOsphere, and manufacturers need to demonstrate excellence across three pillars: company vision, customer satisfaction, and measurable impact. A typical testimonial came from Katsuhiko Harada, President of OEM Nihon Netsugen Systems in Japan, who commented: “We installed 350 CO2 units with Güntner Gas Coolers. They achieved promised efficiencies. Of course, we are very much satisfied with the products. We continuously buy from Güntner.”

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