Funding to Make Refrigeration More Sustainable
At Cool-Safe, we’re passionate about supporting our sector in the transition to more sustainable systems. Low-GWP (global warming potential) cooling systems are designed to deliver effective refrigeration while minimizing environmental impact and reducing our carbon emissions overall.
We know that even though these technologies can make a big difference, many organizations struggle to find the funding they need to upgrade their systems. This can make it hard to take the next step, towards a more sustainable future.
How Purpose Capital Can Help Fund Your Refrigeration Project
That’s where Purpose Capital comes in. As an impact investor, Purpose Capital helps businesses like yours, by offering creative funding solutions to bring energy-efficient, low-GWP refrigeration projects to life. Their goal is to support companies working on decarbonisation and energy efficiency, making it easier for you to access the funding you need to upgrade your systems and reduce your environmental footprint.
At Cool-Safe, we’re excited to partner with Purpose Capital to make our sustainable refrigeration solutions more accessible to businesses across industries. Together, we can help reduce energy use and lower emissions in the refrigeration sector.
What do I do with my old gas?
Cool-Safe has special rates for bulk quantities of single stream gas from 200kg upwards. Talk to us about how much your old systems hold and what kind of return you can expect from us through our Bulk Buy-Back programme.
Ready to Start Your Refrigeration Upgrade?
If your organization is looking to improve its refrigeration systems with energy-efficient or low-GWP technologies, we’re here to help. Cool-Safe will buy your old gases, providing up front Bulk Buy-Back payments, and Purpose Capital can provide the additional funding to make it happen.
Contact Nick Pacey at Purpose Capital to learn how we can work together to fund and implement your refrigeration project. Together, let’s make the future cooler.
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