N&P Climate Control latest news

N and P are awarded BSP status by Mitsubishi Electric
15.05.13
N and P Climate Control Ltd are pleased to announce they have been awarded the Business Solutions Partner (BSP) status by Mitsubishi Electric.

N and P have marked ten years of successful trading with new premises
03.10.12
An article published in the Hull Daily Mail marks the occasion…

Planning permission secured for new premises
08.12.11
N and P has secured planning permission for new state of the art premises in Hull

N and P about to launch commercial Document system
18.07.11
N and P are currently in the final stages of developing the commercial document system and should be going live with the system in the next couple of weeks.

N and P Climate Control receive full F-gas Accreditation
04/07/11
The deadline for companies to upgrade their interim certificate to full accreditation was the 4th of July. We are pleased to announce N and P have successfully received their full F-gas company certificate.

News Flash for all End Users
14/12/10
Leaking refrigerant and air conditioning systems cost more to run, they damage the environment and are highly unreliable. The end-user is responsible for managing this problem.

Virgin HCFC no longer supplied
01 / 01 / 2010
January 1st marks the start of the F-gas phase out.

Supermarket Fridges 'Leak Greenhouse Gases'
01 / 02 / 2010
An article published on the Sky News Website has highlighted how many companies are still not updating or maintaining their refrigeration and air conditioning equipment in order to prevent severe damage to the environment...

Air Conditioning linked to fewer heart-related hospitalizations
04/09/2009
A new study finds that fewer older people are hospitalized due to heart problems associated with air pollutions if they live in places that have more homes with central air conditioning.

UN Group advises against an HFC Phase out
01/10/2009
A climate working group of the United Nations Environment Programme has concluded that it will be impractical to pursuer a complete phase-out of HFC’s at the present time.

Three months to go and a lot left to do…
01/10/2009
National governments only have three months left to act in order to ensure that the F-Gas Regulation starts working in practice. According to the information gathered by the European Partnership for Energy and the Environment (EPEE), only 15 member states will meet their obligations before the commission’s deadline.

Common sense energy efficiency measures – October 2009
01/10/2009
With energy costs rising and many small businesses in the UK struggling for survival during the recession we have developed some tips to reduce refrigeration costs, which will also cut carbon emissions.

Common sense energy efficiency measures – October 2009
01/10/2009
With energy costs rising and many small businesses in the UK struggling for survival during the recession we have developed some tips to reduce refrigeration costs, which will also cut carbon emissions.

Lowering costs through energy management – October 2009
01/10/2009
At the recent G8 summit, leaders of the world’s developed nations committed to an 80% reduction in emissions by 2050. This is an ambitious and admirable target. It is also a target that will mean tough cuts will be needed in the industrial and commercial sector if it is to be met.

F-Gas Certification – October 2009
01/10/2009
All businesses that install, maintain or service equipment that contains or is designed to contain F gas refrigerants (including Air Conditioning Systems) must possess either an interim or full company certificate from an appointed mandatory certification body.