ASERCOM Network News
First non-European condensing units certified under ASERCOM programme
ASERCOM has reached a milestone in its Condensing Unit Certification Programme: for the first time, condensing units from a non-European manufacturer have successfully achieved certification. The certified units are produced by Rime Group. The ASERCOM Condensing Unit Certification Programme is designed [...]
The Cooling Continuum – Europe and the World in Transition
Brussels, 23 January 2026: Join the ASERCOM Convention 2026 As the global cooling industry stands at a turning point, Europe’s regulatory momentum meets the strategic ambitions of the US and China. The ASERCOM Convention 2026 will explore how these regions – [...]
On two wires into the future: Single Pair Ethernet as a game-changer for RACHP
In an increasingly digitalised industry, traditional fieldbus systems are struggling to meet rising demands for energy efficiency, cybersecurity, and scalability. Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) offers a future-ready solution: a globally recognised Ethernet standard that transmits both data and power via a [...]
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Policy, Market Insights and Challenges: ASERCOM Convention 2025
ASERCOM is excited to announce the programme for the ASERCOM Convention 2025, the flagship event for the refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump (RACHP) industry, to be held in Brussels on 24 January 2025. This year’s event is structured around three essential [...]
ASERCOM Statement on ECHA PFAS Restriction Progress Update
ASERCOM, the Association of European Refrigeration Component Manufacturers, welcomes the progress update from the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) and the dossier submitters regarding the universal PFAS restriction proposal. „We are particularly encouraged by the explicit recognition of fluoropolymers in sealing applications as [...]
Italy towards a more sustainable refrigeration?
Italy is a bit of an outlier regarding greenhouse gas emissions in the European landscape. In contrast to the other Member States, while emissions are generally decreasing, those caused by fluorinated gases do increase – according to the Italian Greenhouse Gas Inventory [...]
