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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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16.12.2022 Reports Finance and business models Jordan

Finance Market Assessment Jordan

This report provides an assessment of the finance sector in Jordan with reference to the refrigeration and air conditioning sector. In the report an overview of green financing projects and green infrastructure is given as well as a general review of the finance landscape. Based on this analysis, some key opportunities have been derived for financing of sustainable cooling technologies in Jordan.

16.12.2022 Reports Finance and business models Türkiye

Finance Market Assessment Türkiye

This report provides an assessment of the finance sector in Türkiye with reference to the refrigeration and air conditioning sector. In the report an overview of green financing projects and green infrastructure is given as well as a general review of the finance landscape. Based on this analysis, some key opportunities have been derived for financing of sustainable cooling technologies in Türkiye.

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.

13.09.2022 Snapshots Policy and regulation Technology and markets Finance and business models Regional

Cooling in the MENA region and Türkiye

This snapshot gives an overview about cooling in the MENA region and Türkiye by showing key facts, trends in the RAC sector, the current status of the Kigali amendment ratification as well as progress and opportunities for sustainable cooling.

25.08.2022 News Finance and business models Technology and markets Policy and regulation Jordan

Cool Up participates in Jordan’s National Energy Efficiency Action Plan III national workshop

On 26-28 July 2022, The Cool Up programme in Jordan participated in the national workshop organised by the Jordanian-German Energy Partnership and the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources.

11.08.2022 News Finance and business models Technology and markets Policy and regulation National Cooling Plans Jordan

Jordan's Ministry of Environment cites Cool Up programme policy recommendations in development of national cooling plan

In a meeting on 4 August 2022, the Jordan Ministry of Environment Secretary General Dr. Mohammed Al Khashashneh discussed the preparation for the launch of Jordan's national plan for sustainable air conditioning and refrigeration. In his discussion, Dr. Al Khashashneh cited that the national cooling plan will be developed according to the policy recommendations provided by the Cool Up programme.

21.07.2022 Newsletters Finance and business models Policy and regulation Technology and markets International

July 2022 Newsletter

This edition of the newsletter focuses on updates from Cool Up recent in-person Open-Ended Working Group to the Montreal Protocol side event, our recently published Cooling Sector Status Report for Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon, and more news, reports, and event updates!

14.07.2022 Reports Finance and business models Technology and markets Policy and regulation Jordan

Cooling Sector Status Report Jordan

Jordan faces rising energy demand due to economic and population growth. More than 60% of energy consumed in households is used for heating and cooling. This trend is expected to grow as average temperatures continue to rise. There is limited data and market studies on the current state of the cooling sector in Jordan. The Cooling Sector Status Report aims to rectify this on residential and non-residential air conditioning and commercial refrigeration. The report provides an overview of the cooling sector in Jordan by laying the foundation for understanding upscaling sustainable cooling technologies potential in the country and the use of natural refrigerants as an alternative to harmful synthetic refrigerants.

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