The Clean Cooling Network consists of a collection of academic, industrial and government agencies, offering a vast range of knowledge and skills to the network.
Organisational Structure
Partner Organisations
The Centre for Sustainable Cooling researches sustainable, resilient and equitable solutions to global problems.
Cranfield University is a primary partner of the Clean Cooling Network.
LSBU is a primary partner of the Clean Cooling Network.
Heriot-Watt University is a primary partner of the Clean Cooling Network.
The University of Birmingham is a primary partner of the Clean Cooling Network.
Wageningen University and Research is a primary partner of the Clean Cooling Network.
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is a primary partner of the Clean Cooling Network.
DEFRA is a partner organisation of the ACES institute
The Centre For Sustainable Road Freight is a partner of ACES.
U4E is a partner organisation of the ACES institute.
The University of Rwanda is a partner organisation on the ACES institute.
Rwanda Environment Management Authority is a partner organisation of the ACES institute.
NIHR/Wellcome Clinical Research Facility (CRF) at the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
ACTS provides training courses in Kenya on behalf of ACES.
EV, Operations and Energy Connected
The University of Dundee is a partner of the Clean Cooling Network.
Danston provides commercial refrigeration services, including Design & Servicing, Project Delivery & Installation Service.
RAB develops agriculture and animal resources through research, agricultural extension and animal resources extension in order to increase agricultural and animal resources productivity and quality.
ACES is a first-of-kind Centre dedicated to sustainable cooling, cold-chain and post-harvest management. It is hosted by the University of Rwanda in Kigali.
