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	* Absorption refrigeration.		* Absorption refrigeration.
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	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	* Chiller unit.		* Chiller unit.
	* Chilled water.		* Chilled water.
		+	* Cold storage construction market.
	* Cooling systems for buildings.		* Cooling systems for buildings.
	* Compression refrigeration.		* Compression refrigeration.

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	This article was originally published by [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/bsria-helps-saudi-arabia-stay-cool/ BSRIA] in October 2015.		This article was originally published by [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/bsria-helps-saudi-arabia-stay-cool/ BSRIA] in October 2015.

−	[[File:~~BSRIA Saudi Arabia~~.jpg\|~~RTENOTITLE~~]]~~<br/>~~	+	[[File:BSRIA_Saudi_Arabia.jpg\|link=File:BSRIA_Saudi_Arabia.jpg]]

	The first phase of a study carried out by BSRIA for the Saudi Ministry of Water and Electricity looked at the domestic, commercial and industrial refrigeration market in Saudi. It found that major efficiency gains are expected to be achievable.		The first phase of a study carried out by BSRIA for the Saudi Ministry of Water and Electricity looked at the domestic, commercial and industrial refrigeration market in Saudi. It found that major efficiency gains are expected to be achievable.
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	Key areas include:		Key areas include:
−	*Domestic refrigeration: fridges, freezers and fridge freezers.	+
−	*Commercial refrigeration: integral cabinets, remote cabinets, medical cabinets, vending machines and water coolers, walk in cold rooms and cold stores.	+	* Domestic refrigeration: fridges, freezers and fridge freezers.
−	*Industrial refrigeration: distribution warehouses, process chillers (including for oil and gas).	+	* Commercial refrigeration: integral cabinets, remote cabinets, medical cabinets, vending machines and water coolers, walk in cold rooms and cold stores.
		+	* Industrial refrigeration: distribution warehouses, process chillers (including for oil and gas).

	Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, World Intelligence Market (WMI) at BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”		Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, World Intelligence Market (WMI) at BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”

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	Hugh added: “Some minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) in the domestic sector need to be recalibrated to support the better quality products already available in the market. In the commercial sector there is minimal regulation and a strong argument for introducing MEPS. The impact of revised MEPS for the domestic sector and new MEPS for the commercial sector including whether to adopt US or European standards will be considered in the next stages of the project. All in all, the client was very happy with the work carried out so far.”		Hugh added: “Some minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) in the domestic sector need to be recalibrated to support the better quality products already available in the market. In the commercial sector there is minimal regulation and a strong argument for introducing MEPS. The impact of revised MEPS for the domestic sector and new MEPS for the commercial sector including whether to adopt US or European standards will be considered in the next stages of the project. All in all, the client was very happy with the work carried out so far.”
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	A summary report will be published at the end of the project – outlining the introduction of more efficient technologies and solutions that are adapted to local conditions. They will cover:		A summary report will be published at the end of the project – outlining the introduction of more efficient technologies and solutions that are adapted to local conditions. They will cover:
−	*Support for research and development to create new products or their components.
−	*Designing (or revising) energy-test methods to reflect and accommodate technical innovation.
−	*Organising buyer demand to expand the market for available high-performing products.
−	*Encouraging and incentivising manufacturers to introduce new products.

−	[[File:~~BSRIA Saudi Arabia 3~~.jpg\|~~RTENOTITLE~~]]	+	* Support for research and development to create new products or their components.
		+	* Designing (or revising) energy-test methods to reflect and accommodate technical innovation.
		+	* Organising buyer demand to expand the market for available high-performing products.
		+	* Encouraging and incentivising manufacturers to introduce new products.
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	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Absorption refrigeration.
−	*Air conditioning.
−	*Air conditioning inspection.
−	*Air handling unit.
−	*Chilled beam.
−	*Chiller unit.
−	*Chilled water.
−	*Cooling systems for buildings.
−	*Compression refrigeration.
−	*Constant air volume.
−	*Evaporative cooling.
−	*Fan coil unit.
−	*R22 phase out.
−	*Refrigerant selection.
−	*Refrigeration.
−	*Variable air volume.
−	*Variable refrigerant flow.

−	[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]]	+	* Absorption refrigeration.
−	[[Category:News]]	+	* Air conditioning.
		+	* Air conditioning inspection.
		+	* Air handling unit.
		+	* Chilled beam.
		+	* Chiller unit.
		+	* Chilled water.
		+	* Cooling systems for buildings.
		+	* Compression refrigeration.
		+	* Constant air volume.
		+	* Evaporative cooling.
		+	* Fan coil unit.
		+	* R22 phase out.
		+	* Refrigerant selection.
		+	* Refrigeration.
		+	* Variable air volume.
		+	* Variable refrigerant flow.
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		+	= Find out more =
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		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+	*Absorption refrigeration.
		+	*Air conditioning.
		+	*Air conditioning inspection.
		+	*Air handling unit.
		+	*Chilled beam.
		+	*Chiller unit.
		+	*Chilled water.
		+	*Cooling systems for buildings.
		+	*Compression refrigeration.
		+	*Constant air volume.
		+	*Evaporative cooling.
		+	*Fan coil unit.
		+	*R22 phase out.
		+	*Refrigerant selection.
		+	*Refrigeration.
		+	*Variable air volume.
		+	*Variable refrigerant flow.
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Designing Buildings at 08:09, 14 October 2015

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	*Domestic refrigeration: fridges, freezers and fridge freezers.		*Domestic refrigeration: fridges, freezers and fridge freezers.
	*Commercial refrigeration: integral cabinets, remote cabinets, medical cabinets, vending machines and water coolers, walk in cold rooms and cold stores.		*Commercial refrigeration: integral cabinets, remote cabinets, medical cabinets, vending machines and water coolers, walk in cold rooms and cold stores.
−	*Industrial refrigeration: distribution warehouses, process chillers (including for oil and gas).	+	*Industrial refrigeration: distribution warehouses, process chillers (including for oil and gas).

	Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, World Intelligence Market (WMI) at BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”		Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, World Intelligence Market (WMI) at BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”
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Designing Buildings: moved BSRIA helps Saudi Arabia stay cool to Refrigeration market in Saudi Arabia

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Editor at 15:52, 13 October 2015

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	Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, WMI, BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”		Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, WMI, BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”

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	Hugh added: “Some minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) in the domestic sector need to be recalibrated to support the better quality products already available in the market. In the commercial sector there is minimal regulation and a strong argument for introducing MEPS. The impact of revised MEPS for the domestic sector and new MEPS for the commercial sector including whether to adopt US or European standards will be considered in the next stages of the project. All in all, the client was very happy with the work carried out so far.”		Hugh added: “Some minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) in the domestic sector need to be recalibrated to support the better quality products already available in the market. In the commercial sector there is minimal regulation and a strong argument for introducing MEPS. The impact of revised MEPS for the domestic sector and new MEPS for the commercial sector including whether to adopt US or European standards will be considered in the next stages of the project. All in all, the client was very happy with the work carried out so far.”
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	*organising buyer demand to expand the market for available high-performing products; and		*organising buyer demand to expand the market for available high-performing products; and
	*encouraging and incentivising manufacturers to introduce new products.		*encouraging and incentivising manufacturers to introduce new products.
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	This article was originally published by [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/bsria-helps-saudi-arabia-stay-cool/ BSRIA] in October 2015.		This article was originally published by [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/bsria-helps-saudi-arabia-stay-cool/ BSRIA] in October 2015.

−	[[File:BSRIA Saudi Arabia.jpg]]<br/>	+	[[File:BSRIA Saudi Arabia.jpg\|RTENOTITLE]]<br/>

	The first phase of a study carried out by BSRIA for the Saudi Ministry of Water and Electricity has been successfully completed. Working closely with Saudi Arabia agency AMAD, the in-depth study looked at the domestic, commercial and industrial refrigeration market in Saudi. A key finding was that it is expected that major efficiency gains can be achieved.		The first phase of a study carried out by BSRIA for the Saudi Ministry of Water and Electricity has been successfully completed. Working closely with Saudi Arabia agency AMAD, the in-depth study looked at the domestic, commercial and industrial refrigeration market in Saudi. A key finding was that it is expected that major efficiency gains can be achieved.
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	Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, WMI, BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”		Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, WMI, BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”
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		+	[[File:BSRIA Saudi Arabia 2.jpg]]<br/>

	Hugh added: “Some minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) in the domestic sector need to be recalibrated to support the better quality products already available in the market. In the commercial sector there is minimal regulation and a strong argument for introducing MEPS. The impact of revised MEPS for the domestic sector and new MEPS for the commercial sector including whether to adopt US or European standards will be considered in the next stages of the project. All in all, the client was very happy with the work carried out so far.”		Hugh added: “Some minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) in the domestic sector need to be recalibrated to support the better quality products already available in the market. In the commercial sector there is minimal regulation and a strong argument for introducing MEPS. The impact of revised MEPS for the domestic sector and new MEPS for the commercial sector including whether to adopt US or European standards will be considered in the next stages of the project. All in all, the client was very happy with the work carried out so far.”

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−	The first phase of a study carried out by BSRIA for the Saudi Ministry of Water and Electricity ~~has been successfully completed. Working closely with Saudi Arabia agency AMAD, the in-depth study~~ looked at the domestic, commercial and industrial refrigeration market in Saudi. ~~A key finding was that it is expected~~ that major efficiency gains ~~can~~ be ~~achieved~~.	+	The first phase of a study carried out by BSRIA for the Saudi Ministry of Water and Electricity looked at the domestic, commercial and industrial refrigeration market in Saudi. It found that major efficiency gains are expected to be achievable.

	Saudi Arabia is one of the World’s largest markets in the volume of imports. Each year, it receives huge quantities of refrigeration and freezing products from all over the world. Many imports are not subject to quality checks and some products manufactured locally are being sold directly into the market without satisfying any standards.		Saudi Arabia is one of the World’s largest markets in the volume of imports. Each year, it receives huge quantities of refrigeration and freezing products from all over the world. Many imports are not subject to quality checks and some products manufactured locally are being sold directly into the market without satisfying any standards.

−	The Ministry of Water and Electricity is tasked ~~to achieve~~ the best services in the electricity sector and ~~wants~~ to provide better protection for electricity users, achieving optimal use of energy. As such, the Ministry is looking at the ~~bad~~ influence of low efficiency appliances in the refrigeration sector to help avoid the load increasing in the electric network throughout the year.	+	The Ministry of Water and Electricity is tasked with achieving the best services in the electricity sector and wishes to provide better protection for electricity users, achieving optimal use of energy. As such, the Ministry is looking at the influence of low-efficiency appliances in the refrigeration sector to help avoid the load increasing in the electric network throughout the year.

−	BSRIA’s aim was to filter the best global products and solutions to achieve the best result for Saudi. BSRIA was able to draw on its own experience from ~~iits~~ World Refrigeration Reports that focus on the market for commercial and industrial refrigeration in nine key countries: China, Brazil, France, Germany, India, Italy, Russia, the UK and the US, and also took views from International trade bodies and associations in the refrigeration sector. It also set up a panel of experts from major global players especially in Europe and the USA.	+	BSRIA’s aim was to filter the best global products and solutions to achieve the best result for Saudi. BSRIA was able to draw on its own experience from its World Refrigeration Reports that focus on the market for commercial and industrial refrigeration in nine key countries: China, Brazil, France, Germany, India, Italy, Russia, the UK and the US, and also took views from International trade bodies and associations in the refrigeration sector. It also set up a panel of experts from major global players especially in Europe and the USA.

−	BSRIA/AMAD also analysed global and local ~~legislations~~ for refrigeration to get the best for Saudi. A high level of importance is placed on safety and environmental issues with particular emphasis on the reduction of water and electricity.	+	BSRIA and the Saudi Arabia agency AMAD also analysed global and local legislation for refrigeration to get the best for Saudi. A high level of importance is placed on safety and environmental issues with particular emphasis on the reduction of water and electricity.

−	Key areas include ~~(individual products may change following the initial evaluation)~~:	+	Key areas include:
−	#Domestic refrigeration: fridges, freezers and fridge freezers.	+	*Domestic refrigeration: fridges, freezers and fridge freezers.
−	#Commercial refrigeration: integral cabinets, remote cabinets, medical cabinets, vending machines and water coolers, walk in cold rooms and cold stores.	+	*Commercial refrigeration: integral cabinets, remote cabinets, medical cabinets, vending machines and water coolers, walk in cold rooms and cold stores.
−	#Industrial refrigeration: distribution warehouses, process chillers (including for oil and gas).	+	*Industrial refrigeration: distribution warehouses, process chillers (including for oil and gas).

−	Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, WMI, BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”	+	Hugh Brenchley, Senior Researcher, World Intelligence Market (WMI) at BSRIA, said: “Key findings are that, while the efficiency of a lot of household refrigerators currently on the market in Saudi Arabia compares favourably with the rest of the world, there is still room for improvement especially for low cost products at the lower end of the efficiency scale. The picture for commercial refrigeration products is more complex due to the variety of configurations and bespoke products some of which are manufactured in the Kingdom. Nevertheless, it is very likely that major efficiency gains can be achieved.”

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	The choice of refrigerants and the substitution of refrigerants are also becoming important in investment decisions.		The choice of refrigerants and the substitution of refrigerants are also becoming important in investment decisions.

−	A summary report will be published at the end of the project – outlining the introduction of more efficient technologies and solutions that are ~~well~~ adapted to local conditions. They will cover:	+	A summary report will be published at the end of the project – outlining the introduction of more efficient technologies and solutions that are adapted to local conditions. They will cover:
−	*~~support~~ for research and development to create new products or their components;	+	*Support for research and development to create new products or their components.
−	*~~designing~~ (or revising) energy-test methods to reflect and accommodate technical innovation;	+	*Designing (or revising) energy-test methods to reflect and accommodate technical innovation.
−	*~~organising~~ buyer demand to expand the market for available high-performing products~~; and~~	+	*Organising buyer demand to expand the market for available high-performing products.
−	*~~encouraging~~ and incentivising manufacturers to introduce new products.	+	*Encouraging and incentivising manufacturers to introduce new products.

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