Christina Hayes is a journalist whose work focuses on the intersection of energy, sustainability, and technology. Her articles have been featured in publications such as Utility Dive and Common Dreams, where she covers topics such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, and the transition to a more sustainable future.
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Christina's coverage is heavily focused on environment, energy, and business & industry. She primarily covers announcements, press releases, and expert commentary related to the transition towards natural refrigerants (NatRefs) in the retail sector. Her focus seems to be international with a diverse geographic scope.
Given her emphasis on NatRef transition, pitches should offer insights into innovative approaches or success stories related to the adoption of natural refrigerants in different parts of the world. Expert commentary from industry professionals involved in large-scale heat pump projects or those working on improving energy efficiency would likely align well with her coverage area.
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By: Christina Hayes
Convenience stores and cold storage facilities are currently driving the demand for R744 outdoor condensing units in Japan.
By: Christina Hayes
The copper brazed-plate heat exchanger is designed to boost efficiency and safety, with asymmetric channels to minimize refrigerant charge.
By: Christina Hayes
The increasing frequency of severe weather underscores the need for policy changes to modernize the grid.
By: Christina Hayes
The two-stage R717 DualPAC heat pump from Sabroe, a Johnson Controls subsidiary, will deliver clean heating to 700–800 new homes.
By: Christina Hayes
The compact yet robust unit is designed to offer high efficiency in ‘all climate conditions,' according to the German manufacturer of automotive components.
By: Christina Hayes
The Italian manufacturer has announced strategic investments in advanced welding processes and increased pipe thickness.
By: Christina Hayes
The U.S.-based component manufacturer is seeing demand for R744 grow on both sides of the Atlantic.
By: Christina Hayes
The French component manufacturer showcased its CO filter dryers and oil separators and new vibration eliminator for R290 systems at the HVAC&R trade show in Germany.
By: Christina Hayes
The awards honor excellence in the development and implementation of natural refrigerant-based HVAC&R systems. Awards were given in five categories:
By: Christina Hayes
According to the retailer, transitioning to R744 and installing cabinet doors has reduced its refrigeration-related energy use by 50%.
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