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"I don't think we can keep balancing things out, we have to try actually being better."
Are you interested in how the HVAC industry is contributing to climate change? What do you think about carbon offsetting? How can we create the right balanced circular economy?
Interview with Sam Ringwaldt, the CEO and co-founder of Conry Tech. We will talk about his vision for the future of cities, public transport as technology, the shifting collective mind, localised living, and many more.
Sam Ringwaldt is a HVAC industry expert who has been a global champion for energy efficiency and sustainability in the built environment for over 20 years. Sam helped develop and brought to market world leading technologies such as the Turbocor compressor and Smardt chillers, which revolutionised the industry and delivered unparalleled energy and emissions savings. Frustrated by the constraints of current HVAC systems, Sam is now reinventing air-conditioning as the CEO & Co-founder of Conry Tech to make comfort sustainable, as comfort is currently responsible for 15% of Global energy related emissions.
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- Conry Tech website;
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- Sam Ringwaldt at Research Commercialisation Global Town Hall;
- Sam Ringwaldt on the Products with Purpose podcast;
- Sam Ringwaldt about coming back to Australia at Forbes;
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