March 2008
Camfridge represented at the inaugural meeting of SIRAC, the EPSRC funded Industrial Academic Research Partnership Network in refrigeration, by its Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Karl Sandeman.
   
Karl Sandeman, Camfridge's Chief Scientific Officer, is representing Camfridge within Sirac, the new initiaitive to foster inter-industry, inter-acedemic and academic-industry collaboration in the refrigeraton industry. "This is what is required to get the UK industry to begin adopting new sustainable technologies that both cutting edge scientific research and innovative new companies are creating", commented Dr. Sandeman.

February 2008
Camfridge to be represented at the UK Technology Innovation & Growth Forum in London on 17th & 18th March hosted by Library House.
   
Neil Wilson, Camfridge's Managing DIrector, is to represent the Company at the UK Technology Innovation and Growth Forum, hosted by Library House on March 17th and 18th in London. "We are delighted that Library House have invited us to attend, it is a real opportunity to inform a wide community of investors and technologists about Camfridge", commented Neil Wilson.

      
Neil Wilson, Camfridge’s managing director, will be a key speaker at RAC magazine’s March conference, ‘Future-proof cooling'.
   
RAC magazine is the leading UK refrigeration and air conditioning industry trade magazine, and this platform at the Olympia Conference Centre in London in March will be a key opportunity to address the entire refrigeration industry about developments in magnetic refrigeration and its potential impact on the refrigeration industry.

       
Camfridge's brings environmental message to the world's leading scientific journal, Nature.
   
Camfridge'closely follows developments in environmental technology, and comments by Neil Wilson on recent development in the use of bacteria in the oil and gas industry have been published in Nature.
  
       
Camfridge has completed its latest technology milestone demonstrating that efficiency gains may be significantly larger than first thought.
    
Building on its dramatic technology progress at the end of last year, Camfridge has demonstrated that the energy efficiency gains from magnetic refrigeration may be significantly higher than first thought. "This sort of result is highly motivating, encouraging us to move even faster towards high-efficiency gas-free refrigeration products demanded and needed by the $multi-billion refrigeration industry", commented Paul Burdett, Camfridge's Senior Engineer.


January 2008
Camfridge and its strategic partner, a leading heat pump manufacturer, alongside other key academic partners and suppliers, have reached the final round of competition for the EC's Framework 7 cooperation programme R&D funding.

Only 173 out of 770 proposals have reached this stage so we are delighted that the European Commission has endorsed both our commercial and technical objectives in this way”, said Neil Wilson, Managing Director of Camfridge.


Camfridge show-cased in Cambridge Enterprise's Annual Review.
   
Camfridge is to be showcased in Cambridge Enterprise's Annual Review. "This is a great opportunity to be project Camfridge and its great potential to a wide audience", said Alessandro Pastore, " and demonstrates that Camfridge is a leading Clean Technology company in the Cambridge Cluster".
  

December 2007
Camfridge completes key technical milestone.

Camfridge, with financial support from the Carbon Trust, has completed a key technical milestone that delivers a 50 fold increase in power utilisation.  “We are delighted with current technical progress” said Neil Wilson, Managing Director of Camfridge, “achieving this milestone is a significant springboard to us delivering commercial applications in the near future and the support of the Carbon Trust has been an import factor to us achieving this level of technical progress.”


October 2007
Camfridge profiled in the Venture Business Research pipeline© report.

“In order to be successful it is essential that we not only market ourselves to our customers, but also to the finance community. We applaud companies like Venture Business Research and Library House that raise our profile with investors”, commented Neil Wilson, Managing Director of Camfridge.


August 2007
Camfridge profiled in Panorama magazine (leading Italian weekly news magazine)

“Italy is a key market for us as it accounts for 40% of the European manufacturing base for refrigeration and cooling systems”, said Alessandro Pastore, “so to be profiled by such a prestigious Italian magazine is a real coup”.


April 2007
Camfridge profiled in “Science et Avenir” top popular science magazine in France.

“Camfridge is a European company, developing a disruptive technology with global impact, so we are delighted to be profiled by the top popular science magazine in France”, said Alessandro Pastore.


March 2007
Camfridge’s technology has been ranked by industry peers as one of the two top innovations in the refrigeration industry by readers of the RAC magazine, the UK’s leading refrigeration trade magazine.

“Receiving such an endorsement from the refrigeration industry is of fundamental importance to us. It demonstrates that our potential customers are keenly awaiting the commercial availability of our gas-free high-efficiency solutions”, said Alessandro Pastore.