Plenary Speakers

• Plenary Lecture 1Click to PDF

  

  Japan’s Policy Measures for Phasing-down HFCs
  - Past Progress and Future Direction -

  Mr. Shuji Tamura

  Director, Fluoride Gases Management Office
  Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), Japan

• Plenary Lecture 2Click to PDF

  

  On the path to carbon neutrality:
  Opportunities for sustainable heating and cooling technologies

  Ms. Andrea Voigt

  Director General

  European Partnership for Energy and the Environment

• Plenary Lecture 4Click to PDF

  

  Research and Status of the Transition to Low Global Warming Potential Refrigerants in Light Commercial and Residential Air Conditioning in the United States and Canada

  Ms. Helen Walter-Terrinoni

  VP Regulatory Affairs

  Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)

Keynote Speakers

• Keynote Lecture 1Click to PDF

  

  Thermodynamic property measurements of next generation refrigerant blends

  Prof. Yukihiro Higashi

  • Research Center for Next Generation Refrigerant Properties (NEXT-RP),
  • International Institute for Carbon-Neutral Energy Research (I2CNER),
  • Kyushu University

  

• Keynote Lecture 2Click to PDF

  

  Latest simulation & actual system evaluation technologies using next generation refrigerants

  Prof. Kiyoshi Saito

  • Professor, Waseda University, School of fundamental science and engineering, department of applied mechanics & aerospace engineering
  • Director, Institute of mathematical energy conversion engineering, Research organization for open innovation strategy

• Keynote Lecture 3Click to PDF

  

  HFO alternatives for different refrigeration applications today

  Mr. Gérald CAVALIER

  • President
  • Cemafroid-Tecnea

• Keynote Lecture 4Click to PDF

  

  Low GWP refrigerant and heat pump/refrigeration technology development

  Dr. SONG, Chan Ho

  • Department of Thermal System, Energy Systems Research Division,
  • Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials (KIMM)

• Keynote Lecture 5Click to PDF

  

  Application of new HFO and Low GWP-Blends in Europe

  Dr.-Ing. Rainer M. Jakobs

  • German Society of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, DKV e.V.

• Keynote Lecture 6Click to PDF

  

  Opportunities and Challenges for Working Fluid Mixtures

  Dr. Reinhard Radermacher

  Director and Professor

  Center for Environmental Energy Engineering
  Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Maryland

• Keynote Lecture 7Click to PDF

  

  Finding a non-flammable, low-GWP replacement for R-134a

  Dr. Mark O. McLinden

  • National Institute of Standards and Technology

• Keynote Lecture 8Click to PDF

  

  Research and application on the HFO refrigerants

  Ms. Zhao Yang

  Professor of Tianjin University

  Vice president of Tianjin Association of Refrigeration

• Keynote Lecture 9Click to PDF

  

  Flow boiling and condensation heat transfer comparison of refrigerants HFO-1234yf and HFC-134a

  Prof. Chien-Yuh YANG

  • Department of Mechanical Engineering National Central University, Taiwan