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Technology
Greenfreeze is Greenpeace's own market proven, green refrigeration technology. Greenfreeze avoids climate damaging hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) and hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and uses ozone friendly hydrocarbons instead. Today there are over 150 million Greenfreeze refrigerators around the world, and big industrial users such as Coca Cola, McDonald's and Unilever are switching to HFC-free technology.
Greenfreeze refrigerators are produced by major manufacturers includingWhirlpool and are available in most major markets. Unfortunately, Greenfreeze refrigerators are not currently available in North America. Read the full story of Greenfreeze.
Solar Chill is another new refrigeration technology that Greenpeace is developing in partnership with United Nations agencies, research institutes, industry and other not-for-profit organizations. Solar Chill will provide refrigeration for people living without reliable electricity supplies. One of the primary uses of Solar Chill refrigerators will be to store vaccines. Solar Chill is currently at the prototype field-testing stage. For more information about Solar Chill, please visit www.solarchill.org.
Greenfreeze refrigerators are produced by major manufacturers includingWhirlpool and are available in most major markets. Unfortunately, Greenfreeze refrigerators are not currently available in North America. Read the full story of Greenfreeze.
Solar Chill is another new refrigeration technology that Greenpeace is developing in partnership with United Nations agencies, research institutes, industry and other not-for-profit organizations. Solar Chill will provide refrigeration for people living without reliable electricity supplies. One of the primary uses of Solar Chill refrigerators will be to store vaccines. Solar Chill is currently at the prototype field-testing stage. For more information about Solar Chill, please visit www.solarchill.org.
