- December 2018
The environment - a key consideration at Givors Carrefour hypermarket in France
27 December 2018
In order to anticipate the consequences of the F-Gas regulation and to reduce its carbon footprint, the Carrefour hypermarket installed a DNI smart-level leak detection system, and retrofitted its R404A refrigeration system to run on R448A according ...
Only the best superflake ice for Gigha Halibut’s organic operation
22 December 2018
Nestled off the west coast of Scotland is the tiny, picturesque Hebridean island of Gigha. Less than 150 miles from the hustle and bustle of Glasgow, this little pocket of serenity was known as God’s Island by the Vikings. It’s now home to one of ...
StulzUK and Transtherm keep their cool on NGD expansion
22 December 2018
When data centre superpower Next Generation Data (NGD) began the 100,000 square foot, ground floor expansion of its high security data centre in Newport, they relied on trusted supply chain partners Stulz UK and Transtherm Cooling Industries to ...
LEED certification: evaporative cooling strategies for energy and water conservation
17 December 2018
Evaporative cooling systems and their water treatment strategies help optimise building performance and contribute to Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification and other sustainability programmes. Even in areas challenged by ...
Strengthening ASERCOM through new cooperations: an interview with Wolfgang Zaremski
17 December 2018
Since 01 March 2018, Wolfgang Zaremski has been the president of the Association of European Refrigeration Component Manufacturers (ASERCOM). In this interview, he discusses his reasons for holding this office, his plans for the current term, the ...
Grade A-listed building gets a breath of fresh air thanks to Waterloo
07 December 2018
Five hundred staff have moved into a flagship council office building in Dumbarton following a £15.4m refurbishment....
Scotsman helps keep fish farm’s catch of the day at its very best
03 December 2018
Nestled off the west coast of Scotland is the tiny, picturesque Hebridean island of Gigha. Less than 150 miles from the hustle and bustle of Glasgow, this little pocket of serenity was known as God’s Island by the Vikings. It’s now home to one of ...
Hanwell makes Lite work of temperature monitoring for vets
03 December 2018
Ensuring temperatures for cold chain storage are being maintained at the correct level around the clock is vital for vets, according to the business director at Paragon Veterinary Group, a leading Cumbrian practice....
Precision helps deliver the post in Leeds
03 December 2018
Leeds’ business district is a fusion of past and future. Gleaming modern towers sit side by side with Victorian brick. Right in the heart of the district is Leeds Postal Service, a bar that draws on Leeds’ history and brings it bang up to date....
Tournus Equipement commits to Solstice L40X for its built-in units
03 December 2018
Leader in the European market, offering a wide range of commercial kitchen equipment and tailor-made customer support, Tournus Equipement employs 270 people with a turnover of 50 million euros in 2017. The independent group has been based in Tournus,...
Star’s low charge ammonia chillers catapult Snozone’s savings
03 December 2018
Star Refrigeration’s ultra-efficient low charge ammonia Azanechillers 2.0 helped future proof Snozone’s business for the next 20 years....
Stay close and cosy to nature with Panasonic and the Dome experience
03 December 2018
The team at Panasonic have been working in collaboration with architects, engineers and local crafts people to create an unfiltered, unique and comfortable luxury living experience in bubble style Domes to bring a 180-degree transparent window to ...