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Most recent articles relating to ICS Cool Energy;

Remote monitoring service for temperature control equipment

ICS Cool Energy has launched ICSLink, a real-time, remote monitoring system and service for temperature control equipment. It is said to combine data analytics, connectivity and expert support to maximise productivity, operational and energy efficiency of customers’ heating and cooling solutions. FULL STORY...

Moving to HFO-based process cooling systems

Dave Palmer highlights some important considerations for the food and beverage industry’s transition to low GWP, HFO-based cooling systems. FULL STORY...

Keeping brewery operations cool

Thanks to a customised long-term hire, a Burton-on-Trent based brewery has fulfilled its cold storage needs and replaced ammonia-based refrigeration system with high efficiency, low GWP chillers. FULL STORY...

Cool carbon considerations

Richard Metcalfe outlines six methods of improving process cooling efficiency that can help reduce both carbon emissions and utility bills. FULL STORY...

Guide outlines potential for reducing process cooling costs

A new E-Guide from ICS Cool Energy outlines how ‘free cooling’ can cut process cooling costs by up to 80% compared to a purely electro-mechanical system, and can be applied to any industrial application with a water leaving temperature of 10°C or more. FULL STORY...

Temperature control for greater production efficiency

Temperature control has a critical impact on food product quality, so routinely overlooking its importance can lead to unnecessary product loss and reduced productivity, says John Cast. FULL STORY...

Not cool: the hidden temperature control danger

After hygiene, precise temperature control is probably the greatest consideration for the food and beverage industry, both in terms of regulating the working environment as well as specific production processes.  FULL STORY...

A cool solution for a fast-expanding brewery

A rapidly growing London-based craft brewery has chosen to hire the necessary temperature control systems which has allowed it to reduce capital expenditure and make it more flexible as it continues to grow. FULL STORY...

ICS Cool Energy develops range of Temperature Control Units

ICS Cool Energy has launched a range of Temperature Control Units (TCUs), i-Temp, which have been re-designed and developed after consulting its customers. FULL STORY...

R22 phase out affects 2014 figures

As summer gets underway, food storage and distribution companies throughout the UK and Europe working with perishables such as imported exotic fruits and root vegetables, are increasingly using temporary cooling solutions to enable them to handle the seasonal upturn. FULL STORY...

EXCLUSIVE Energy saving tips for food manufacturers

This is the article that every food manufacturer MUST read: Tips from refrigeration and other energy experts about what food processors should be doing to cut costs and save energy.FULL STORY...

Heat recovery helps dairy farm reduce energy costs

A UK dairy farm was interested to learn if they were missing out on any potential energy and cost savings. The farm currently processes a large amount of milk which produces a considerable amount of heat. The farm also uses heated water for washing and sanitising equipment which was heated separately. ICS Temperature Control arranged a site visit to carry out an energy analysis.FULL STORY...

The natural approach to pet food

Cool Energy has been working with Natural Instinct, pet food producer that uses only human grade fruit, veg, meat and natural vitaminsFULL STORY...

The natural approach to pet food

Cool Energy has been working with Natural Instinct, pet food producer that uses only human grade fruit, veg, meat and natural vitaminsFULL STORY...

Controlled cooling for loose cannon

On the outskirts of Oxford lies the picturesque market town of Abingdon, home to ‘Loose Cannon’ a new micro-brewery, which is said to make a big impact in the world of real aleFULL STORY...