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Mercredi 26 aout

Le mercredi 26 aout, avant l'ouverture officielle du congrès, différents ateliers sur des programmes de recherche en cours ou bien des actions à mener seront proposés gratuitement pour tous les inscrits au congrès.

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 WORKSHOP: Cold Chain in Hot Countries (13h00 - 14h30) (contact: i.colombo@iifiir.org)  Registration : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cold-chain-in-hot-countries-tickets-115969942219

WORKSHOP: For energy efficient and HFC-free domestic, commercial and retail refrigeration in Article 5 countries (15h00 - 16h30) (contact: i.colombo@iifiir.org)  Registration : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/energy-efficient-and-hfc-free-retail-refrigeration-tickets-115848498979

UNIDO/IIR workshop Agenda:

 WORKSHOP: Cryogenic Energy Storage for Renewable Refrigeration and Power Supply (15h00 - 17h30) (contact: Miriam@ior.org.uk)

Cryogenic Energy Storage for Renewable Refrigeration and Power Supply

 Webinar during International cold chain conference

Session Chair Didier Coulomb

15.00-15.10 Workshop opening Didier Coulomb, Institute International du Froid/International Institute of Refrigeration

15.10-15.25 Introduction to CryoHub Judith Evans, CryoHub Project Coordinator, London South Bank University, UK

15.25-15.40 Modelling of liquid air energy storage in refrigerated cold storage warehouses Daniele Negro, Research Fellow, London South Bank University, UK

15.40-15.55 Overview of CryoHub thermal storage technologies  Denis Leducq, INRAE, France

15.55-16.10  Energy management strategy to make CryoHub concept profitable Gabriel García Naved Cener, Spain

16.10-16.35 Energy mapping and co-locating of large refrigerated food warehouses with renewable energy resources throughout Europe. Kostadin Fikiin, Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria

16.35-17.20 Drivers and barriers for next generation sustainability for cold stores (interactive session). Carol Bond, Carbon Data and Jonathan Radcliff University of Birmigham 

17.20 Close – conclusions Didier Coulomb

 Please register to attend on a laptop, computer or smartphone here:

 https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6705466628130373644

 WORKSHOP: COOLFISH PROJECT (15h00-17h00) (contact: Kristina.Widell@sintef.no)

CoolFish: Energy efficient and climate friendly cooling, freezing and heating onboard fishing vessels.

This workshop is open to all participants of the conference, so join if you are working within the topic or are curious about it. It will be possible to attend online.

Program: presentations (each 10 min + questions)

• The project CoolFish (Kristina N. Widell, SINTEF Ocean): The project objectives, goals, tasks, and partners are presented
• Energy efficiency in fish processing (Tom Ståle Nordtvedt, SINTEF Ocean): Although the seafood industry has focused on increasing energy efficiency in recent years, many opportunities for improvement remain.
• Natural refrigerants (Trygve Eikevik, NTNU): Many fishing vessels in Norway use ammonia as refrigerant, and some also use CO₂. The possibilities of using natural refrigerants on board are presented.
• Utilization of cold from LNG (Muhammad Zahid Saeed, NTNU): One part of the project has been to investigate possibilities of utilizing cold from LNG, which is presented here.
• Cold Chain Technology Brief on fishing vessel application (Didier Coulomb, IIR): IIR's technology brief on process needs and applications of refrigeration on board refrigerated fishing vessels will be presented.
• Further work and other projects (Kristina N. Widell, SINTEF Ocean): The project will continue until 2023, further plans and activities will be described. Alex C Pachai (Johnson Controls) will present some other activities. 

Please register to attend on a laptop, computer or smartphone here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/117635283299

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