Optimizing electricity consumption in refrigerators with polyurethane insulation is a major topic in today’s global energy-efficiency discussions. As households rely more than ever on cooling appliances for food safety and daily convenience, the electricity demand generated by refrigerators has turned into a main part of residential energy consumption.

The participation of Imen Polymer Chemie in the Research Week event at Qom University of Technology clearly demonstrates how academic knowledge and industrial expertise can work together to accelerate the development of polyurethane technologies.

Polyurethane insulation has become one of the most remarkable innovations in modern thermal engineering, that transform the way boilers, water heaters, and solar systems keep efficiency and durability. As energy costs rise and industries look for solutions that reduce consumption and environmental impact, the need for high-performance insulation materials has never been more important.