Copeland Company

For decades, many food retailers have trusted distributed refrigeration systems for a simple reason: resilience.

By reducing single points of failure, distributed architectures help protect uptime and minimize the risk of product loss.

Now, that same architecture is being paired with one of the industry’s leading sustainable refrigerants.

Powered by the Copeland transcritical CO₂ scroll compressor, distributed CO₂ refrigeration combines the operational flexibility and reliability benefits of mini-rack systems with the ultra-low-GWP advantages of CO₂ (R-744).

Available in fixed- and variable-speed configurations, Copeland transcritical CO₂ scroll compressors feature innovative dynamic v***r injection (DVI) technology that enhances efficiency, simplifies system design and supports broader CO₂ adoption across food retail applications.

Learn how Copeland CO₂ innovations are helping to write a new chapter of distributed refrigeration: https://www.copeland.com/en-us/impact/low-gwp-refrigeration/co2-solutions/product-portfolio?campaign_group=americas&utm_campaign=701PJ00000LsaLlYAJ-Transcritical-CO2-Scroll&promotion_type=social_media&utm_source=meta&utm_medium=social&utm_term=distributed-refrigeration&utm_content=june-post2

South Korea’s food retail sector is advancing toward a more efficient and sustainable cold chain.​

AME Co., Ltd. partnered with Copeland to modernize supermarket refrigeration systems with customized units powered by Copeland ZFI low-temperature scroll compressors.​

With v***r injection technology, the solution helped improve annual efficiency by 9%, reduce noise by 6 dB(A) and deliver reliable low-temperature performance while supporting faster maintenance and minimizing downtime.​

This collaboration highlights how advanced refrigeration technology and aftermarket readiness enable supermarkets to enhance reliability, reduce lower operating costs, and achieve their sustainability goals.​

Learn how Copeland helps food retailers build efficient, reliable and sustainable refrigeration systems. https://ow.ly/gBA550Z79jH

Smart home adoption depends on more than advanced technology. It depends on trust.

In a new Forbes article, Copeland’s Brendan O’Toole shares why privacy must be treated as a foundational requirement for growth. As connected home solutions become more central to energy management, transparency and consumer control will play a critical role in long-term category growth.

Read the article:

Smart Homes Won’t Scale Until The Privacy Problem Is Fixed For years, smart home technology promised lower energy bills, improved security and homes that adapt automatically to the people inside them.

The upcoming ATMOsphere America Summit will feature informative refrigeration case studies from manufacturers highlighting the latest natural refrigerant technologies, including a recent Copeland collaboration with Arneg.

On June 2, Arneg’s Xavier Marle and Copeland’s Andre Patenaude will share details about a state-of-the-art CO₂ booster system installed in Edmonton, Canada. This session will cover technological innovations that address gas cooler instabilities, service complexities and defrost inefficiencies.

• Hot-gas defrost integration

• System redundancies to increase reliability and serviceability

• “Split” gas-cooler optimization

Register to learn more about innovations in CO₂ refrigeration: https://atmo.org/events/atmosphere-america-summit-2026/