Teacher Tech's Peter Cennamo

Online, June 7, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Teacher Tech's Peter Cennamo sees the growing awareness of the environmental issues facing our planet has motivated many world leaders and governments to embrace hydrocarbon technology as a long-term solution to environmental concerns. The European Common has adopted a new Standard, CEN 378, which provides guidelines for the use and installation of HC refrigerants in over 14 European countries. In the past five years alone, more than eight million refrigerators and freezers were manufactured in Germany and Denmark utilizing HC technology. In the U.S., ASHRAE has rewritten Standard 15 to provide a framework for greater use of HC refrigerants. In the past ten years, more than one million gallons of our HC Refrigerant has been used to cool between three million and five million motor vehicles throughout North America. During that period, there have been no reported accidents or injuries attributed to the use of our products.

Peter Cennamo sees a safe alternative to traditional refrigerants
Like all hydrocarbons, HC Refrigerants are flammable. But in terms of safety issues, HC Refrigerants pose no greater threat than other flammable products such as hair spray, aerosol cleaners and insect repellents. Common sense, and adherence to the manufacturer's labeling and directions, has virtually eliminated the inherent risks associated with the use of such products. Used as directed, HC Refrigerants are completely safe, and, unlike many new alternative refrigerants, are also non-toxic and environmentally friendly. Risk Assessment studies, carried out worldwide by scientists and institutions, have recognized the safety of hydrocarbon refrigerants, often in preference to established CFC replacements.