In a significant visit to the state-of-the-art Mirai Intex facility in Brno, Eurochambers President, Vladimir Dlouhy, engaged with the team at Mirai Intex. This meeting focused on the innovative manufacturing capabilities that could significantly contribute to the European Union's climate goals by 2050.
The discussions highlighted the challenges faced by the European Union in achieving its ambitious carbon neutrality objectives. The conversation underscored the potential contributions of Mirai technology, specifically in ultra-low temperature applications across various industries.
Mirai Intex, a leader in sustainable manufacturing, showcased its advanced air cycle cryochillers during the meeting. These chillers are designed for a range of applications, from pharmaceutical storage and semiconductor manufacturing to complex processes like Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD). The precision and reliability of Mirai's technology aim to transform the landscape of ultra-low temperature applications.
The talks also recognized that the adoption of Mirai technology could be a pivotal step for industries looking to align with the EU's ambitious Fit for 55 package. This package aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55 % by 2030, positioning Mirai as a key player in achieving this environmental milestone.
Additionally, the discussion delved into the significant role of Mirai technology in carbon liquefaction and capture, particularly within the growing biogas processing sector. Mirai's air cycle systems offer an absolutely eco-friendly and efficient solution for liquefying methane aligning seamlessly with the objectives of the Fit for 55 initiative.
This visit stands as an exploration of Mirai Intex's commitment to pioneering sustainable solutions, emphasizing the potential of its manufacturing capabilities to address the pressing challenges of climate change. From ultra-low temperature applications in semiconductor manufacturing to supporting the Fit for 55 agenda, Mirai Intex aims to be a driving force in the evolution of environmentally conscious refrigeration technologies.
