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Africa's demand for cooling systems is expanding. But regulating the industry is a struggle

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ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — As the sun blazes down in Nigeria’s capital Abuja, Ahmed Bukar turns on his home air conditioner to a blast of hot air. The charging valve on the outside unit is leaking out the cooling gas that the appliance runs on. A technician had recently helped him refill the air conditioner with gas, but he didn’t test for possible leaks. In Abuja and across Nigeria, air conditioners sprout from the walls as the appliance turns from …

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Africa's demand for cooling systems is expanding. But regulating the industry is a struggle - Seymour Tribune

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — As the sun blazes down in Nigeria’s capital Abuja, Ahmed Bukar turns on his home air conditioner to a blast of hot air. The charging valve on the outside unit is leaking out the cooling gas that the appliance runs on. A technician had recently helped him refill the air conditioner […]

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Africa's demand for cooling systems is expanding. But regulating the industry is a struggle

Due to warmer temperatures and increasing urbanization, the market for cooling systems is expanding in Africa

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Africa's demand for cooling systems is expanding. But regulating the industry is a struggle

Associated Press ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Due to warmer temperatures and increasing urbanization, the market for cooling systems is expanding in Africa. But the chemicals that make air conditioning and refrigeration work are very potent at heating the planet, and an older one called R-22, which is still very common in Africa, is also harmful to the ozone layer. Though African countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya have enacted regulations for …

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Africa's demand for cooling systems is expanding. But regulating the industry is a struggle

Associated Press ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Due to warmer temperatures and increasing urbanization, the market for cooling systems is expanding in Africa. But the chemicals that make air conditioning and refrigeration work are very potent at heating the planet, and an older one called R-22, which is still very common in Africa, is also harmful to the ozone layer. Though African countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya have enacted regulations for …

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Africa's demand for cooling systems is expanding. But regulating the industry is a struggle

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — As the sun blazes down in Nigeria’s capital Abuja, Ahmed Bukar turns on his home air conditioner to a blast of hot air. The charging valve […]

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Africa's demand for cooling systems is expanding. But regulating the industry is a struggle

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — As the sun blazes down in Nigeria's capital Abuja, Ahmed Bukar turns on his home air conditioner to a blast of hot air. The charging valve on the outside unit is leaking out the cooling gas that the appliance runs on.

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