
Based on the Dubna Special Economic Zone, Infinith PRO, which has become its official resident, is launching an important import substitution initiative. The company plans to establish a serial production of cooling equipment, investing approximately 708 million rubles in the project.
The investor's plans include the construction of a production and administrative cluster with a total area of 10,000 square meters. The new site will create over 125 job opportunities for high-level specialists in the SEZ. The production lines are scheduled to start in 2027, with a planned capacity of up to 300 units per year, which should significantly reduce the domestic market's reliance on imported equipment.

The Infinite PRO product range includes both closed and open-type evaporative condensers and cooling towers.
According to Interfax, closed-type cross-flow cooling towers are suitable for cooling water and non-freezing glycol solutions, making them popular in the industrial sector and central air conditioning systems. In turn, evaporative condensers are essential for processing gaseous refrigerants in industrial refrigeration systems, which are critical for the food and petrochemical industries.
The key advantage of the manufactured devices will be their block-modular design with high factory readiness. This solution simplifies and speeds up installation work at customer sites, while ensuring high quality standards. Such developments contribute to strengthening Russia's technological independence by supplying the domestic market with reliable domestic-made components.

In December 2025, Copeland—a global leader in compressor manufacturing—unveiled a new development: a CO₂ scroll compressor featuring Dynamic Vapor Injection (DVI) technology. This milestone marked a significant step in the evolution of industrial refrigeration equipment, as the combination of the natural refrigerant CO₂ and an advanced vapor injection system opens up new possibilities for enhancing energy efficiency, reducing operating costs, and meeting environmental regulations.