Examples of using Gwp in English and their translations into Hungarian
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whose functioning relies upon, fluorinated greenhouse gases with GWP of 750 or more.
We are continuously looking to apply more sustainable and lower GWP solutions into Supermarkets such as Auchan.
Refrigerant used for new vehicles must have a GWP of below 150, meaning that R 134a is out of question.
Its GWP value of just 1,397 ensures safe usage even after 2030,
J-YC/FP: R-744, which has an ODP* of 0 and a GWP of 1, has a number of advantages,
so they could run on R-448A(GWP= 1387).
that contain HFCs with GWP of 2500 or more.
Most other options available, based on HFC/HFO mixtures, do not comply with these restrictions on use, since they have a GWP higher than 150.
Mónika Jetzin of the GWP Hungary Foundation, which had organised the competition,
that relies upon for its functioning HFCs with GWP of 2500 or more except equipment intended for application designed to cool products to temperatures below -50°C.
equally have a Global Warming Potential(GWP).
the Council did not accept the Parliament's proposal to reduce the GWP of fluorinated gases in MACs from 150 to 50 since it would exclude the use of HFC-152a,
whose functioning relies upon, HFCs with GWP of 2 500
it can be seen that the Gross World Product(GWP) has increased relative to population,
We reduce the GWP of the installation, we make it more efficient,
96% of global GDP(GWP).
specified time horizon(e.g. GWP 20, GWP 100, GWP 500, for 20, 100, and 500 years respectively).
European market from 2015, taking into account global warming potential(GWP), with a view to attaining a significant reduction of 79% by 2030.
the calculation of their global warming potential(GWP);
Our CO2OLtec® technology uses CO2 to deliver the lowest total carbon footprint, lower GWP and substantial reduction in emissions- all while saving customers an average of 10% on energy costs in mild to cold climates.