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Miriam Solana Ciprés

Miriam Solana Ciprés holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Padua and has undertaken study and research at leading universities in Italy and Spain, as well as at the USDA in the United States. She is the author of numerous scientific publications and technical articles focusing on supercritical CO2 technologies, HVAC/R energy efficiency, and refrigerant regulations and trends.
Currently, she works at the HVAC/R Knowledge Centre at CAREL headquarters, where she is dedicated to strengthening the Group’s technical competencies through training programs and technical support. Her role also includes the dissemination of knowledge via global conferences, seminars, documentation, and the corporate blog, as well as actively participating in lobbying activities with the most influential international associations.
EU cybersecurity actions in the context of the HVAC/R sector By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 9/18/25 7:00 AM digital
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Have you ever stopped to consider what would happen if a cyberattack targeted an HVAC/R system? These technologies are often the quiet workhorses behind our comfort and safety, responsible for
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The refrigeration technician’s profession as told by Frigoman By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 6/26/25 7:00 AM events hvacr society
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When I asked José Javier if he would be interested in being interviewed to commemorate World Refrigeration Day, he replied with the same enthusiasm and authenticity he shows in his social media
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F-gas 3.0: the first year of implementation By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 4/3/25 7:00 AM refrigerants regulations and standards
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The revised F-gas regulation (also known as F-gas 3.0) entered into force a little over a year ago, on 11 March 2024 to be precise. However, the European Commission’s work on this version of the
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Heat pumps: in which direction is research going? By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 2/6/25 8:00 AM heat pumps
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Innovations in heat pump design are leading to units that are even more efficient and with improved usability. This is in line with an increasingly demanding market and new regulations requirements.
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Flammable refrigerants and safety standards: Q&A By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 12/19/24 8:00 AM natref refrigerants regulations and standards
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The more common the use of flammable refrigerants becomes, the more people are involved and the more questions relating to the safety requirements for their use arise. In our sector ( refrigeration,
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Flammable refrigerants: dilution by ventilation By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 9/19/24 7:00 AM natref refrigerants regulations and standards
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Sooner or later, most workers handling equipment using refrigerants need to deal with flammability. This is one of the main challenges resulting from the global phase down of refrigerants with high
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Thermodynamics on the anniversary of Kelvin’s birth By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 6/27/24 7:00 AM air conditioning refrigeration
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Have you ever wondered why energy is needed to run your fridge? Do you know why the unit of thermodynamic temperature is called the kelvin? To answer to these questions we need to go back 200 years,
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Worldwide refrigerant regulations: what are the options? By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 5/9/24 7:00 AM natref refrigerants regulations and standards
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The period from 2025 to 2030 will be highly challenging regarding refrigerants, and important decisions will need to be taken, as several new regulations will apply in many countries.  In
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Heat pumps: how much is enough? By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 1/25/24 8:00 AM energy efficiency heat pumps refrigerants
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Heat pumps are seen as a key technology in decarbonization since they do not emit carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) when generating heat or cold from renewable sources while contributing to increasing the
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New F-gas: goodbye HFCs? By Miriam Solana Ciprés, On 11/16/23 8:00 AM natref refrigerants regulations and standards
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The end date for the use of HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons) has been set: 2050. However, the quantity of HFC refrigerants available will be so small, especially from 2030, and the bans on specific
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