Watch our CO₂ video coverage from AHR Expo 2018!

The 2018 AHR Expo (short for International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition) – held Jan. 22-24, 2018 at McCormick Place, Chicago, concurrently with ASHRAE’s Winter Conference – is one of the largest HVAC&R trade shows in the world.

Now in its 88^th year, the AHR Expo, co-sponsored by ASHRAE and AHRI, it attracted more than 65,000 attendees, including contractors, engineers, facility managers, distributors, OEMs and other HVACR industry professionals.

Watch our video coverage of the Expo below!

Plans to install a CO₂ heat pumps for district heating in Alaska



Andy Baker, Your Clean Energy, is interviewed by Michael Garry, editor of Accelerate America, at AHR Expo on his upcoming plans to install CO₂ heat pumps from Mayekawa in district heating plants in Seward, Alaska.

Schneider optimises its controls for R290, CO₂ in U.S.



Jacky Terrand, ‎HVAC & Eliwell USA V.P. – ‎Schneider Electric, explains how the company's controls are now optimised for use with the natural refrigerants propane and CO₂ at AHR.

Sanden installing CO₂ heat pumps in U.S. households



At the 2018 AHR Expo in Chicago John Miles of Sanden International is interviewed by shecco CEO Marc Chasserot on the heat pump market in the U.S.

Sanden sees opportunities for CO₂ heat pumps in U.S.



At the Expo in Chicago, John Miles of Sanden International explains how the company’s CO₂ transcritical heat pumps can gain market share in the United States.

CAREL's HEOS Sistema now available for R290 & CO₂ in U.S.



Brandon Marshall, CAREL, explains at AHR how U.S. customers can gain efficiencies from using the company’s HEOS Sistema.

CAREL bringing its CO₂ ejector to U.S.



Brandon Marshall, CAREL, explains how U.S. customers can gain efficiencies from using the company’s Emj CO₂ ejector during the Expo.

Refrigera presents new high-pressure CO₂ valves



Gabriele Bertossi, Refrigera Industriale S.r.l.’s export area manager, explains how the company is bringing CO₂ valves that can withstand high pressures to the U.S. at AHR.