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From reports to training materials and presentations to snapshots, the Cool Up programme will develop and share a wealth of resources with the aim of raising awareness about sustainable cooling. This knowledge base serves as a one-stop-shop and searchable database of these materials. Be sure to come back as we will continue to add materials over time.

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11.01.2023 Newsletters Finance and business models Policy and regulation Technology and markets International

December 2022 Newsletter

This edition of the newsletter focuses on the end of the year, including Cool Up's participation in key events including, COP, MOP, and Chillventa along with successfully hosting our first regional conference.

28.09.2022 Istanbul, Türkiye Events Finance and business models Technology and markets Policy and regulation Regional

Cool Up Regional Conference

The Cool Up programme held its inaugural regional conference, ‘Realising Opportunities for Sustainable Cooling,’ between 28-29 September 2022 in Istanbul, Türkiye. The conference provided an opportunity to bring together actors and stakeholders from the technical, policy, and finance communities across the Cool Up partner countries Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Türkiye for a regional exchange on the uptake of sustainable cooling and natural refrigerants.

31.10.2022 Montréal, Canada Events Policy and regulation International

Thirty-Fourth Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol (MOP34)

The Thirty-Fourth Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol (MOP34) took place in Montréal, Canada, 31 October - 4 November 2022. Cool Up hosted a side event and presented on sustainable approaches to cooling on 4 November 2022.

26.09.2022 Newsletters Finance and business models Policy and regulation Technology and markets International

September 2022 Newsletter

This edition of the newsletter focuses on the first regional conference in Istanbul, the latest COP27 updates, news on Cool Up's recent work with Jordan's national cooling plan, and newly published snapshots and reports.

20.09.2022 Reports Policy and regulation Egypt

Regulatory Analysis Egypt

Egypt has progressed on the commitments relevant to the Montreal Protocol through the implementation of several relevant programs, laws, and other policy instruments. Different policy instruments governing the refrigeration and air conditioning sector in Egypt were analysed. The Regulatory Analysis of the Cool Up programme outlines this important progress as well as opportunities that can guide the transition towards sustainable cooling and natural refrigerants use in Egypt.

20.09.2022 Reports Policy and regulation Jordan

Regulatory Analysis Jordan

Jordan has progressed on its commitments relevant to the Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment through the implementation of several relevant programs, laws, and other policy instruments such as the successful implementation and ongoing projects to phase out hydrofluorocarbons. The Regulatory Analysis of the Cool Up programme outlines this important progress as well as further opportunities towards the transition of sustainable cooling and the upscaling of natural refrigerants.

20.09.2022 Reports Policy and regulation Lebanon

Regulatory Analysis Lebanon

Lebanon has progressed in meeting its commitments relevant to the Montreal Protocol, implementing several relevant programs, laws, and other policy instruments. The Regulatory Analysis of the Cool Up programme analysis policy instruments governing the refrigeration and air conditioning sector in Lebanon to identify key strengths and opportunities towards using natural refrigerants and reducing cooling demand.

20.09.2022 Reports Policy and regulation Türkiye

Regulatory Analysis Türkiye

Türkiye has progressed in meeting its commitments relevant to the Montreal Protocol, implementing several relevant programs, laws, and other policy instruments. The Regulatory Analysis of the Cool Up programme analysis policy instruments governing the refrigeration and air conditioning sector in Türkiye to identify the key strengths and opportunities towards phasing down hydrofluorocarbons, using natural refrigerants and reducing cooling demand.

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In the Cool Up newsletter we share regular updates from the programme, information about natural refrigerants and sustainable cooling, and implementation of the Kigali Amendment, as well as related news and developments from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Türkiye. You can find our newsletter archives in our Knowledge Base.

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