The Road Show, organized by one of the leading providers of cooling and heating solutions in the UK, Star Refrigeration, seems to have kept its promises: This CPD certified event, held on 24-26 September in Glasgow, Leeds and Reading, has brought users of industrial refrigeration, cooling and heating up to date on the latest technology trends and developments in environmental legislation and regulation.
The conference explored methods for improving system efficiency and reliability in various applications with case studies of completed projects on:
Star's senior management team members shared their knowledge and expertise through a series of presentations covering the following issues:
Personnel from the company's different branches attended the event to provide an expert view to those seeking practical guidance on specific issues and to make sure attendees receive in-depth advice on the challenges they face in their business today.
Conclusions and proceedings
Anyone interested can find all the CPD presentations and demonstrations, the pictures, videos and interviews from the Roadshow 2013 at http://www.starrs2013.com
The Roadshow survey report is also available online: An Insight into the Future of Refrigeration – Plans & Concerns of Sector-Specific Cooling & Heating Users.
Based on the success of this event and to meet attendees’ demands, Star is now conducting a number of private business-to-business mini-roadshows, available on request.
About Star Refrigeration
Founded in 1970 by two mechanical engineers in Glasgow, Star Refrigeration has expanded from an industrial refrigeration company to a multi-faceted engineering group through the acquisition and development of a range of businesses that span consultancy, education, design through to commissioning and maintenance of HVACR & M&E solutions.
The company’s most recent success involved the design, development and installation of an Ammonia District Heat Pump in Norway, which uses the freezing waters of the North Sea as a renewable source with zero global warming impact to provide heating and hot water for the 60,000 people living in Drammen's homes and businesses (See related presentation on ATMOsphere Europe 2013 conference website).
- District heating and cooling (Nestle Halifax)
- Food and dairy process cooling (Apetito, Yearsley Group)
- Brewing & distilling (Thwaites Brewery, Guinness Brewery)
- Building Services (Strathclyde University, BSkyB Sky Studios)
- IT cooling (RBS Data Centre)
- Leisure and ice (Solihull Ice Rink)
- Temperature and controlled distribution (Tesco Livingston)
- Total solutions (Chan Brothers)
Star's senior management team members shared their knowledge and expertise through a series of presentations covering the following issues:
- Energy efficiency, total life cycle, free cooling (Speaker: Rob Lamb)
- R22 phase out, legislation, natural refrigerants, H&S (Speaker: David Blackhurst)
- Maintenance, reduction of operation costs and energy consumption through site monitoring (Speaker: Andy Smith)
- Heat Recovery, free heating, renewable heat incentive, carbon reduction commitment (Speaker: Dave Pearson)
Personnel from the company's different branches attended the event to provide an expert view to those seeking practical guidance on specific issues and to make sure attendees receive in-depth advice on the challenges they face in their business today.
Conclusions and proceedings
I am pleased to say that it was very successful and attendees gave positive feedback on the educational nature of the presentations » exlains company Marketing Manager Astrid Prado.
Anyone interested can find all the CPD presentations and demonstrations, the pictures, videos and interviews from the Roadshow 2013 at http://www.starrs2013.com
The Roadshow survey report is also available online: An Insight into the Future of Refrigeration – Plans & Concerns of Sector-Specific Cooling & Heating Users.
Based on the success of this event and to meet attendees’ demands, Star is now conducting a number of private business-to-business mini-roadshows, available on request.
About Star Refrigeration
Founded in 1970 by two mechanical engineers in Glasgow, Star Refrigeration has expanded from an industrial refrigeration company to a multi-faceted engineering group through the acquisition and development of a range of businesses that span consultancy, education, design through to commissioning and maintenance of HVACR & M&E solutions.
The company’s most recent success involved the design, development and installation of an Ammonia District Heat Pump in Norway, which uses the freezing waters of the North Sea as a renewable source with zero global warming impact to provide heating and hot water for the 60,000 people living in Drammen's homes and businesses (See related presentation on ATMOsphere Europe 2013 conference website).
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Oct 29, 2013, 09:53
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