The Centre for Sustainable Cooling researches sustainable, resilient and equitable solutions to global problems.
The ACES institute has partnered with Heriot-Watt Business School.
The University of Birmingham is a partner organisation of the Centre for Sustainable Cooling
Wageningen University and Research is a partner organisation of the ACES institute.
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is an partner organisation of the ACES institute.
DEFRA is a partner organisation of the ACES institute
The Centre For Sustainable Road Freight is a partner organisation of the ACES institute.
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.
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
NIHR/Wellcome Clinical Research Facility (CRF) at the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
National Institute for Health & Care Research (NIHR)
In 2018 FPS was founded on the principal that smart use of real time energy, operations and vehicle data can dramatically reduce costs, complexity and risks of commercial vehicle fleet electrification. Our unique Operate platform holistically manages EVs
A partner of the Clean Cooling Network
Danston provides commercial refrigeration services, including Design & Servicing, Project Delivery & Installation Service.
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- Team & Partners
- Management & Governance
Network News
The latest from the global Clean Cooling community
Signing moves Haryana Centre of Excellence a step closer to opening
The Haryana-UK Centre of Excellence on Sustainable Crop Post-Harvest Management & Cold-Chain will help farmers get more of their crops to market sustainably.
Simulation-Based Optimization for Perishable Agri-Food Cold-Chain
The global food supply chain faces significant challenges in maintaining the quality and safety of perishable agri-food products. This study introduces a novel approach to demonstrate the efficiency of using the perishable agri-food cold supply chain.
Events & Webinars
Exclusive lectures and workshops from the Clean Cooling team and partners.
Pathways to Near-Zero Emission Cooling
It is expected that the global stock of cooling equipment could triple by 2050, driven by growing wealth, increasing population and the impact of climate change. This massive growth needs to be accompanied by a substantial cut in greenhouse gas emissions if the world is to meet Paris Agreement targets.
Mapping the food system: Identifying critical loss points
In Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), food security is often jeopardised by inefficiencies and critical loss points across the food supply chain. Mapping these points within the food system allows for precise, targeted interventions that can reduce losses, optimise productivity, and support local resources to address food security challenges effectively.
