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Net zero refrigerated transport webinar

UK: The next Institute of Refrigeration webinar on the topic of net zero industrial refrigeration and food and drink manufacturing takes place on January 17.

The latest on the Towards Net Zero Refrigerated Transport (TICR) Talks series, the webinar will explore the emissions reduction opportunities and challenges.

The 45-minute webinar will include talks on understanding the emissions profile for the sector and the lessons to be learnt from on-site investigations.

Free to attend, you can book your place here.

A recording of the most recent TICR Talk, the fourth, is now available here.

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