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The latest TICR webinar "Towards Net Zero Refrigerated Transport" is now available. Download the recording to hear discussions on the emission reduction opportunities and challenges of net zero refrigerated transport.
This is one of the webinars available as part of the "TICR Talk" series - the next webinar will take place on 17 January on the topic of net zero industrial refrigeration and food and drink manufacturing. Book your FREE place here.
Recent posts
Webinar on Ammonia Refrigeration Now Available
2 Feb 2026
The webinar on the introduction to Ammonia Refrigeration, which was held on 29 January 2026, is now available on catch up from the IOR webinar channel.
Recording
IOR Outreach at Harris Academy Orpington Careers Fair 2026
2 Feb 2026
Last week, the IOR outreach team had the privilege of attending the Harris Academy Orpington Careers Fair 2026. What stood out throughout the day was the genuine interest students showed once they realised just how essential refrigeration, air‑conditioning, and heat pump technologies are to everyday life and to the UK’s future workforce needs.
Education
IOR‑Backed Project Recognised by UK Government
26 Jan 2026
The SC2 Cool project, which counts the IOR as a strategic partner, has been highlighted in the UK Government’s International Education Strategy as a case study within the theme “Championing the UK as a Global Leader in Research, Science and Technology”.
News
Government Consultation on the Role of Clean Heating Solutions
21 Jan 2026
As part of its commitment to decarbonisation, the UK Government has launched a consultation to understand what alternative technologies are available across different types of domestic and non-domestic buildings to ensure consumers have a choice of suitable low-carbon heating technology options.
News
Waste Heat and Minewater Potential for District Heating and Cooling
20 Jan 2026
How could waste heat and minewater transform district heating and cooling? Join Ted Perry Award winner Eshagh Goudarzi for a session exploring the potential of these low‑carbon thermal energy sources for heating and cooling.
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