Summary
Daikin US, part of a global air conditioning and heating company, plays a significant role in conversations about energy efficiency and environmental protection. At New York Climate Week, company leaders discussed the importance of technologies that help manage energy demand, ensure grid reliability, and support sustainability. They highlighted heat pumps, inverters, and proper refrigerant management as key technologies to address energy demand and climate impacts.
Key Facts
- Daikin US is the American branch of a global company that makes HVAC systems (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning).
- The company spoke at New York Climate Week about energy efficiency and sustainability.
- Daikin products aim to provide comfort while protecting the environment and supporting energy security.
- Increased demand for energy comes from data centers, electric vehicles, and digital services.
- The "duck curve" refers to fluctuations in energy use over the day, which will change as demand becomes more constant.
- Rising temperatures and more extreme weather increase the need for heating and cooling systems.
- Heat pumps, inverters, and controlled refrigerants can make HVAC systems more environmentally friendly.
- Direct emissions from refrigerants and increasing energy demand are concerns for the company.