The conference will provide up-to-date information on how businesses and governments can tackle the upcoming challenges of rising ambient temperatures and how these changes will affect the future of RACHP.
The conference will include keynote speakers, paper presentations, workshops, training sessions and technical tours.
Parallel streams will explore the following conference themes;
Managing Risk | Environmental, Social and Governance | The Future Landscape of RACHP |
Assessing the risks of increased demands | Meeting the increased demand for cooling and lower carbon emissions | Adaptation strategies and plans for existing buildings and processes |
Building resilient cold chains | Minimising the need for mechanical cooling | Design and planning of new equipment, systems and location factors |
Reducing risk of overheating/Indoor air quality matters | Demand side management, energy storage, local energy generation | Successful cooling in extreme temperatures |
Management of heat in buildings and processes | Carbon reduction solutions for high energy using industries | Networked solutions – Making use of neighbourhood networks |
Skill building – engineering training and skills | Thermal balancing and insulation | Retrofitting solutions |
Working fluids and rising temperatures | Low carbon innovation | New technologies that avoid the use of global warming refrigerants |
Smart Solutions for extreme weather events | Direct emissions reduction, low charge and leak-tight systems | Whole life cycle costing |
Risk in the global cold chain | Net zero approaches and solutions | Transport refrigeration, mobile air conditioning and rental equipment |
Low-tech solutions – better management, maintenance and operation | Test standards for high ambient temperature |