By Eamonn Ryan derived from the webinar.
The Global Cold Chain Foundation (GCCF) recently completed an important study on the cold chain sector in West Africa, specifically in Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal. The webinar that accompanied the study highlighted the findings and recommendations from the assessment. This is part one of a multi-part series covering a webinar on this topic.
Rothenberger held a small celebration to commemorate their 75th anniversary as well as the launch of their new premises in Meadowdale.
By Eamonn Ryan
The Southern African Industrialisation Forum hosted a conference on 26/27 February with a range of panel discussions. This is Part 2 of a six-part article.
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The following article written by Eugene Herbert, chief executive officer of MasterDrive, looks at how fuel price and future forecasts, now termed a ‘crisis’, have a major impact on the trucking industry – with the subsequent additional impact that consumer goods are soaring. This is the second part of a two-part article.Read More »Tips for fuel-saving and fleet management – Part 2
The following article by The National Renewable Energy Laboratory – summary by Kari Lydersen via Energy News Network – demonstrates mixed and sometimes puzzling results, indicating researchers need more time and resources to figure out how to maximise agrivoltaics’ potential. This is part two of a two-part article.Read More »Solar panels and crops can coexist, more study needed – Part 2
The following article by The National Renewable Energy Laboratory – summary by Kari Lydersen via Energy News Network – demonstrates mixed and sometimes puzzling results, indicating researchers need more time and resources to figure out how to maximise agrivoltaics’ potential. This is part one of a two-part article.Read More »Solar panels and crops can coexist, more study needed – Part 1
By Gert van Rooyen, HC Heat Exchangers mechanical engineer, and edited by Eamonn Ryan | All photos by ©Eamonn Ryan Cold Link Africa
HC Heat Exchangers supplied 91 glycol coils to the Pick ‘n Pay Distribution Centre refrigeration project, with 62 of those coils being of the same type in a single area.Read More »Where efficient design meets practical implementation
By Andrew Minnaar Pr Eng, AMC Engineers, edited by Eamonn Ryan | All photos by AMC Engineers
Scale was the unique characteristic of the Pick ‘n Pay Distribution Centre refrigeration project, being probably the largest such project of the past 12 months and the largest distribution centre in the southern hemisphere.Read More »This year’s largest DC project approaches completion
Supplied by SAQCC Gas
It’s been 15 years since SAQCC Gas was formed under the mandate from Department of Employment and Labour.Read More »SAQCC Gas celebrates 15 years
The benefits of digital twin technology have enjoyed considerable attention in the last year. Schneider Electric Cluster Automation leader Dwibin Thomas discusses the issue.Read More »The digital twin and the grid