Skip to content
The global refrigeration industryHolodPrice catalogue ↗

Everything shaping
the world of cooling.

EN Select language
РусскийEnglish

Chillers & heat pumps

Verka Milk Plant in Punjab Deploys First unimoWW CO2 Water-Source Heat Pump in India

JICA, in partnership with TERI and IGES, installed a water-source CO2 heat pump "unimoWW" at the Verka Food Product plant in Punjab, India, as part of a programme to transfer Japan's low-carbon technology to the country.

Illustration of a CO2 water-source heat pump system in a dairy processing plant
Mayekawa / MYCOM

A water-source CO2 heat pump "unimoWW" has been commissioned at the Verka Food Product plant in Punjab, marking the first installation of this system in India. The deployment is part of a Japan–India low-carbon technology transfer programme.

The system was installed by the Japan International Corporation Agency (JICA), which is working in tandem with the Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) to promote and expedite the application of Japan's low-carbon technology in India, a country that releases the highest greenhouse gas emissions in the world. Verka Food Product is the second-biggest milk company in the country.

Milkfed Managing Director Alaknanda Dayal stated that the target is to achieve energy efficiency and adopt environment-friendly technology, and that, if all goes well, the system will be installed in other milk plants as well.

Source: July 16, 2013

ORIGINAL SOURCE

Mayekawa / MYCOM ↗

Visit the original source for additional details.

← Back to news