IOR Unveils Priorities to Deliver Net Zero Cooling and Heating
Institute of Refrigeration publishes statement
LONDON — The Institute of Refrigeration (IOR) has published a statement to deliver net zero cooling and heating. With the UK Government drawing up plans for a low carbon response to help the economy emerge from the lockdown, cooling and heating will have a key role to play domestically, commercially, and industrially. In Beyond Refrigeration, the IOR has identified seven key areas to be addressed at a policy and practical level to achieve the changes: System performance, best technology, balancing heating and cooling, reducing the need for cooling, intelligent energy, working together, people, and skills.
“These key areas are designed to focus our thinking, our discussions and our activity,” IOR president, Kevin Glass, said. “We want to engage with our members who have the expertise to make these changes happen, with other technical experts who will support decision making and with policy makers who can put in place legislative frameworks and mechanisms to create lasting and effective change.”