International Refrigeration Research on demand
Access the IIR International Conference Rankine 2020 – Advances in Cooling, Heating and Power Generation on demand this summer – view the sessions you want to when you want to. You will be able to select from over 90 sessions to take part in live during 27th - 31st July and get on demand access to recordings for four whole months after the event.

When specifying ‘air conditioning’ it’s important to consider all aspects of thermal comfort, including humidity control. Yet this important factor is often overlooked. John Barker explains its importance.

Nigel Coston explains why radiant panels provide the ideal conditioning solution in the challenging healthcare environment.

With the country still enjoying the best of a glorious British summer, Mark Grayston explains a whole new approach to energy efficient ways of cooling staff, guests and customers inside their buildings.

How smart design and collaboration met tight deadlines at Europe’s largest data centre to deliver energy-efficient cooling solutions.

Wellbeing – taking a step beyond legislation
Andrew Slater considers the potential impact on specifications of taking into account the true value of wellbeing.

Renovating an older building for modern times can present challenges when considering air conditioning but today’s technology can provide the answer, says Neil Bilton.

With so much innovation in the cooling industry, Matthew Griffin explores five key comparisons to consider when specifying for your project.

At the end of 2017, construction and services specialist Procare delivered a new operating theatre. MBS looks at the challenges of designing and installing cooling and other services in this challenging environment.

New report outlines path towards decarbonisation for the off-grid manufacturing sector
A new report released by Liquid Gas UK (LGUK), the trade association for the LPG industry in the UK, outlines the route to decarbonising manufacturing off-grid businesses using LPG and bioLPG.
Hydrogen is unlikely to be the golden ticket to decarbonisation heat in buildings
Hydrogen has been hyped for heat for meeting the UK’s zero carbon target.