Dubai, UAE, 11 June 2024: Carrier has joined Eurovent Middle East as a member, with the aim of strengthening cooperation and coordination within the region’s HVACR industry. Making the announcement through a Press Release, Eurovent said Carrier recognises the significance of collaborative frameworks that highlight the market’s need for guidance, regulation, education and awareness of available technologies, amidst the transition to low-GWP refrigerants.

Sathya Moorthi, Managing Director, Carrier Middle East, said: “We are pleased to lend our technical By CCME Content Team Carrier Joins Eurovent Middle East The companies have announced a partnership aimed at strengthening cooperation and coordination // REGIONAL NEWS expertise through Eurovent Middle East, a neutral platform dedicated to advancing the growth and sustainability of the HVACR industry. This alliance will facilitate joint initiatives with regional manufacturers to elevate standards and support governments in implementing robust regulatory frameworks.”

Markus Lattner, Managing Director, Eurovent Middle East, said: “The actions we take today will shape the sustainable future we desire. The support of Carrier is a valuable endorsement of the work we have done so far to establish a strong industry association for our sector. The pertinent insights and contribution that Carrier will bring to our community, as we continue to push for sustainability and energy efficiency, not only complement our efforts but also strengthen our ability to face future challenges and enhance our capabilities in providing education, legislative inputs and industry guidance.”

Eurovent said that it welcomes Carrier into its growing membership base, emphasising the pivotal role of collaborative frameworks in navigating the evolving market landscape. Eurovent added that as the GCC region prepares to ratify the Kigali amendment, steps toward phasing out F-Gases and introducing alternatives will necessitate collective industry efforts to support governments in the implementation of adequate regulatory guidance.