The Annual Conference programme features all of these inclusive activities and resources based around the seven key elements of the IOR Beyond Refrigeration initiative:
Time |
Day 1: 21st April 2021 |
8.40-10.25 |
Session 1 – Opening session - Working Together Running in Go to Webinar Chair: Robert Lamb Keynotes Presentations 8.40 - Welcome and essential conference information - What you need to know to make the most of the conference. 8.50 - Why Net Zero is important. Rob Lamb, Conference Chair 9.00 - Strengthening the RACHP Sector and Supporting UN Sustainable Development Goals Through Refrigerant Transition. Jim Curlin, UNEP 9.30 - A Global Perspective on Sustainability Goals for the RACHP Sector. Didier Coulomb, International Institute of Refrigeration Working Together and Making Use of Best Available Technology 9.45 - The Climate Change Agreement for Cold Stores: An industry working together to improve energy efficiency. Tom Southall, Cold Chain Federation 10.05 - Towards a Net Zero Food Cold Chain. Judith Evans, London South Bank University |
10.30-11.30 |
Coffee Lounge Discussion Session: Beyond Net Zero Refrigeration Running in Zoom Co-hosted by: Graeme Maidment Chair of IOR Beyond Refrigeration Committee, Nick Franzen of Refrigeration Advisory Service, James Bailey of Wave Refrigeration |
11.35- 12.55 |
SESSION 2 - Achieving Best System Performance and Combining/Balancing Heating and Cooling Demand. Running in Go to Webinar Chaired by Judith Evans 11.35 – Predictive Maintenance Based on Performance Monitoring using System Efficiency Index and Sub Efficiencies is the future. Klas Berglöf, ClimaCheck 11.55 - Energy Saving at Coldstore Doorways by means of Specialist Air Curtains. Martin Craxton, Craxton Solutions 12.15 - Efficient Cooling at the Heart of Low-carbon Electrified Heat. John Hayes, Erda Energy 12.35 - Meeting Industry’s Increasing Sustainability Demands by Using Water as a Refrigerant. Garry Broadbent, Pure Thermal |
12.55-13.10 |
Comfort break |
13.10-14.10 |
Lunch Lounge Discussion Session – Transitioning to low GWP refrigerants – a panel debate. Running in Zoom Co-hosted by: Andy Pearson of Star Refrigeration, Mark Hughes of Chemours, Alex Cohr Pachai of Johnson Controls, Daniel Colbourne of Re-Phridge, Monika Witt of Eurammon |
14.15-15.45 |
SESSION 3 - Using Energy Intelligently and Reducing the Need for Mechanical Cooling Running in Go to Webinar Chaired by Dermot Cotter 14.15 - Keynote Presentation How Can We Reduce The Demand For Energy? Ian Arbon, Engineered Solutions 14.45 - How to Reduce the Cooling Demand in Office Buildings and Match the Machinery to Heat Pump Design Demand. Gert Nielsen, Xrgy As 15.05 - River Source Heat Pumps for Residential and Commercial Heat Networks – a Case Study. Andy Pearson, Star Refrigeration 15.25 - Booster Heat Pumps for Space Heating, Hot Water Heating and Process Heating from Geothermal Energy. Neil Hewitt, Ulster University
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15.50-16.45 |
Coffee Lounge – How to improve the net Energy in cities. Running in Zoom Co-hosted by: David Pearson of Star Renewable Energy, Andy Deacon of the Global Covenant of Mayors, Akos Revesz of LSBU and Zafer Ure of PCM Ltd |
16.50 -17.30 |
SESSION 4- Making use of Best Available Technology Running in Go to Webinar Chaired by Robert Lamb 16.50 – New R744 102m3/h transcritical compressor: Improving CO2 presence into large cooling and heating systems. Mauro Bonfanti, Officine Mario Dorin SpA 17.10 - A Heat Recovery System for a Passive Ventilation Wind Tower. Daniel Marshall Cross, Free Running Buildings 17.30 – Close of Day - Where do we go from here? Rob Lamb Conference Chair |
Time |
Day 2: 22nd April 2021 People and Skills - Short courses and workshops Running in Zoom |
9.30-11.00 |
Short course: Improving skills in handling flammable refrigerants. Course leaders: Marco Buoni, and Marino Bassi of REAL Alternatives |
11.30-13.00 |
Workshop: Learning how to measure impact with environmental, legislative and regulative auditing. Workshop leader: David Blackhurst, Star Technical Services |
14.00-15.30 |
Workshop: Developing the best people and skills – Where are the training gaps? How do we fill them? Workshop leaders: John Skelton, IOR Education Committee, Graeme Fox, BESA Training, and Graham Wright, Heat Pump Association, |
*This is a provisional programme and subject to change.