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Eco Refrigerants: GWP Rating of R290 Propane vs R404A in Foodservice

Regulatory phase-out of high-GWP HFCs under the Kigali Amendment and EU F-Gas Regulation: Why Glead transitioned to R290 hydrocarbon refrigerants.

Executive Summary & Regulatory Standard

Regulatory phase-out of high-GWP HFCs under the Kigali Amendment and EU F-Gas Regulation: Why Glead transitioned to R290 hydrocarbon refrigerants.

Engineering Fact Sheet

Authored by Guangzhou Glead Kitchen Equipment Co., Ltd. Technical Research Center. Anchored in public facts from content/public-facts.json.

In-Depth Technical Analysis

Legacy R404A refrigerant has a devastating Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 3,922 and faces progressive import quotas and heavy carbon taxation globally. Glead's GK-BC and GK-REF series have transitioned to pure natural R290 (Propane) with a GWP of just 3. R290 operates at lower condensing pressures, reducing compressor electrical draw by 18%.

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