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Algeria Faces Cooling Challenges: Addressing Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Demands

Algeria is grappling with a significant environmental and energy challenge stemming from its widespread use of cooling appliances. Recent estimates highlight that the nation has a staggering 16 million units of air conditioners and refrigerators in operation. This enormous number translates to a considerable dependence on imported refrigerant gases, with the country currently requiring the importation of 1200 tonnes of these substances. The reliance on these gases directly impacts both the environment and the national energy grid, making the situation a pressing concern.

The Need for Sustainable Cooling Solutions

In response to these critical issues, a recent conference held in Algiers, in observance of World Refrigeration Day, emphasized the crucial need for a complete shift towards environmentally responsible cooling and air conditioning technologies. The event, which focused on “Skills in the Cold Sector for a Sustainable Future,” brought together key government officials including the Ministers of Environment and Industry, alongside representatives from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and other stakeholders. Discussions centered on the importance of adopting sustainable refrigeration practices to mitigate the effects of climate change and reduce energy consumption. The focus is on promoting energy-efficient equipment, reducing the dependence on ozone-depleting substances, and fostering local expertise to ensure a sustainable future for Algeria’s cooling sector. This transition is vital, particularly within an African context, where rising temperatures and growing populations contribute to increasing demand for cooling solutions.

In conclusion, Algeria’s cooling challenges underscore the need for proactive measures in embracing sustainable refrigeration and air conditioning technologies. This shift involves not only replacing existing units but also investing in local expertise and promoting energy-efficient solutions. By adopting these strategies, Algeria can significantly reduce its environmental impact, conserve energy resources, and build a more resilient and sustainable future.

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