Blog
4th November 2014
Ramblings in cyberspace
There are many off-beat air conditioning and refrigeration-related stories out there. In this first chapter in a far from serious despatch from the far reaches of…
29th July 2014
Staying focused
The HVAC industry has put in significant efforts in recent years to adapt to new regulations and changes to government policy. With more changes to…
14th July 2014
Why is the air conditioning so cold?
To building owners and, probably more importantly, the building's occupants, attaining equitable temperatures for all is fraught with difficulties if not impossible. Rob Dickie of Glasgow-based contractor…
6th July 2014
All laws and no enforcement
There have been plenty of criticisms of the huge number of EU laws that have been imposed upon us. The laws may be many but…
27th June 2014
Realising the power of analysis
The interest created by the introduction of IBM’s SlamTracker at the Wimbledon Championships has illustrated the potential for meaningful data to add to the tennis fans'…
20th February 2014
All business in show business
I’m just about exhibitioned and seminared out – if such verbs exist. The last few weeks have seen visits to such exotic locations as Southampton,…
10th December 2013
Sustainable? What’s the law?
Sainsbury's has come in for a lot of criticism over its decision to abandon to the bulldozer its one-time eco-flagship supermarket in Greenwich. Neil Everitt,…
29th October 2013
Are your EPCs up to the mark?
Neil Dady, md of Technical Business Solutions, suggests that some current UK Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) may not be up to the mark now, let…
29th October 2013
Welcome aboard the Cooling Post
As the Cooling Post launches, editor Neil Everitt explains the rationale behind the new website, the opportunities it provides and offers some thanks. I would…
27th October 2013
The land of cooling opportunities
India is one of the fastest growing economies with a huge potential cooling demand. Paul Singh, a frequent visitor, has witnessed its rapid rise. I…