ATMOsphere

The ATMOsphere Podcast Network

Your source for natural refrigerants news and reports from ATMOsphere, the world's leading independent market accelerator for clean cooling and natural refrigerant solutions. More info at www. ATMOsphere.cool.

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ATMOsphere

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Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

3.2 U.S. EPA Excludes F-Gases and TFA from PFAS Definition - Refrigeration 2024 05.05.2025

Chapter 3.2 of the ATMOsphere 2024 natural refrigerants Market Report focuses on the U.S. EPA's definition of and regulation of PFAS and TFA.

3.1 The North American Food Industry: Economic Outlook - Refrigeration 2024 05.05.2025

Chapter 3.1 of the ATMOsphere 2024 natural refrigerants Market Report discusses the food industry in North America and its economic outlook.

2.8 European Market Data: Industrial Sites Using Natural Refrigerants - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.8 of the ATMOsphere 2024 natural refrigerants market report discusses European industrial sites using natural refrigerants.

2.7 European Market Data: Stores Using Natural Refrigerants - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.7 of the ATMOsphere 2024 natural refrigerants market report discusses European stores using transcritical CO2 and propane cases.

2.6 Implementing the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.6 of the ATMOsphere 2024 natural refrigerants Market Report discusses the corporate sustainability reporting directive in Europe.

2.5 Europe Looks at Regulating F-Gases and TFA as PFAS - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.5 of the ATMOsphere 2024 Market Report discusses a European proposal to regulate f-gases as PFAS.

2.4 The U.K.’s F-gas Regulation Review - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.4 of the ATMOsphere 2024 Market Report discusses the U.K.'s review of its F-gas regulation, which has yet to occur.

2.3 Training Requirements for Natural Refrigerants - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.3 of the ATMOsphere 2024 Market Report discusses the training requirements for natural refrigerants in the European Union.

2.2 The EU F-gas Regulation Becomes Law - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.2 of the ATMOsphere 2024 Market Report discusses the revised EU F-gas Regulation and its impact on natural refrigerants.

2.1 The European Food Industry: Economic Outlook - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 2.1 of the ATMOsphere 2024 Market Report discusses the European food economic outlook with a look at supermarkets.

1.4 HFOs and the Growing Threat of TFA - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 1.4 of the ATMOsphere 2024 Market Report discusses HFOs and the growing threat of TFA, a PFAS and byproduct of HFOs.

1.3 IIR and Cool Coalition to Develop Database to Track Refrigeration Sector Emissions - Refrigeration 2024 30.04.2025

Chapter 1.3 of the ATMOsphere 2024 Market Report discusses the refrigerants emission database being developed by the IIR and Cool Coalition.

1.2 Natural Refrigerants Training Accelerates Worldwide - Refrigeration 2024 29.04.2025

Natural refrigerant-based refrigeration systems face a variety of challenges that prevent them from ganing widespread adoption in commercial and industrial refrigeration, including a lack of trained technicians. Here is how organizations around the world are addressing that challenge.

1.1 The Impact of Market Leaders - Refrigeration 2024 29.04.2025

Chapter 1.1 covers market leaders in commercial and industrial refrigeration and how they supported natural refrigerants in 2024.

Executive Summary - Refrigeration 2024 29.04.2025

An executive summary of ATMOsphere's 2024 natural refrigerants market report.

Abbreviations 29.04.2025

These are the abbreviations used in ATMOsphere's 2024 market report on natural refrigerants in commercial and industrial refrigeration.

Methodology 29.04.2025

The methodology behind ATMOsphere's 2024 market report, which features data gathered through desk research, manufacturer surveys and end user interviews.

Expanded Horizons (Author's Note) - Refrigeration 2024 29.04.2025

Michael Hines, Managing Editor of NaturalRefrigerants.com and the Lead Writer of ATMOsphere's 2024 market report, shares how the market for natural refrigerant-based refrigeration equipment is expanding, both in established and emerging markets.

The Market Has Moved (Publisher's Note) - Refrigeration 2024 29.04.2025

ATMOsphere's founder and CEO, Marc Chasserot, addresses readers of the 2024 "Natural Refrigerants: State of the Industry" market report. Chasserot writes that, "The market for commercial and industrial refrigeration has moved to natural refrigerants – and there is no going back. This is most evident in Europe but is also starting to be seen around the world, as our 2024 Market...

Methodology 15.04.2025

Methodology of the Market Report 2024

Expanded Horizons 31.03.2025

The 2024 Market Report showcases the expanding global reach of natural refrigerants, with strong growth emerging in Australia, New Zealand, and Latin America alongside continued momentum in Europe, North America, and Japan. Backed by rising installations and evolving regulations, the industry’s progress highlights a clear shift toward clean cooling solutions worldwide.

The Market has Moved 31.03.2025

The 2024 Market Report reveals a global shift toward natural refrigerants in commercial and industrial refrigeration, driven by policy change, innovation, and growing environmental awareness. With expanded regional coverage and insights into regulatory developments like PFAS scrutiny, this report is an essential resource for stakeholders navigating the future of clean cooling.

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