Hear from Wayne Borrowman as he emphasizes the importance of transitioning from gas-fired furnaces to natural refrigerant heat pumps. According to Wayne Borrowman, Director of Research and Development at CIMCO Refrigeration, this transition is a proven strategy to decarbonize the industrial sector, resulting in emissions reduction and substantial utility savings. As the Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act pushes for a 50% emissions reduction by 2030, Wayne highlights the cost-effectiveness and environmental benefits of adopting natural refrigerant heat pumps, making them a compelling investment for industries committed to reducing their carbon footprint.
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