Energy Efficiency in the Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Sector
Status of RAC Systems in North Macedonia
Challenges, good practices and future outlook: who has already moved to more efficient technologies, what holds the others back, and what is needed to accelerate modernisation.
1.1 Leading companies and institutions — examples of good practice
Companies and institutions that have already begun applying more advanced RAC technologies and practices. The aim is to identify the sectors that lead the way and to document their experience.
To be completed: a list of companies by sector, the technology applied (refrigerant, system type), the savings achieved, and the year of introduction. Written consent is required from each company before publication.
1.2 Key barriers in the transition
What is holding back the wider adoption of efficient technologies.
To be completed: the content of this section is prepared by the technical consultant.
1.3 Conditions needed to accelerate the transition
What has to be in place for the transition to move faster.
To be completed: the content of this section is prepared by the technical consultant.
1.4 From pioneers to change across the whole sector
How individual examples turn into a sector-wide shift.
To be completed: the content of this section is prepared by the technical consultant.
1.5 Looking ahead
The future development of the RAC sector in North Macedonia will depend on the ability to connect six things: compliance with regulation, energy efficiency, low-GWP refrigerants, trained technicians, access to finance, and reliable data.