The deadline to enter the Cooling Industry Awards, the biggest event in the calendar, is closing in fast, with just one week to go for your company or project to gain industry wide recognition
The Cooling Awards deadline is looming - May 22 - together with the chance to get recognised in the industry’s most respected and sought-after awards.
The 2013 Awards, once again backed by a roll call of the biggest names in both refrigeration and air conditioning, led by headline sponsor Climate Center, is the only event dedicated to celebrating the cooling industry’s environmental achievement and best practice, the Cooling Awards have become a recognition that can be demonstrated to customers and rivals alike.
The categories up for grabs at the Cooling Awards offers something for everyone to enter, wherever they are in the industry, from projects to products to individual achievements. And it is free to enter!
All the details are at www.coolingindustryawards.com
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