In association with
THURSDAY 19 MARCH 2026
THE SLATE, WARWICK UNIVERSITY
The Cold Chain Climate & Energy Summit returns to the University of Warwick in 2026, building on the success of previous years and expanding its scope to reflect the industry’s evolving challenges and opportunities.
Formerly known as the Cold Chain Climate Summit, this year’s event broadens its focus to include the critical topic of energy, recognising its vital role in achieving net zero ambitions, improving resilience, and driving innovation across the temperature-controlled supply chain.
Bringing together leaders from logistics, storage, manufacturing, retail, policy, and academia, the Cold Chain Climate & Energy Summit 2026 will provide a platform for knowledge sharing, debate, and collaboration around the most pressing sustainability and energy issues facing our industry.
The Cold Chain Sustainability Awards are also back with new categories and the winners will be announced throughout the day. We’ll be releasing information on the entry process for this soon.
WHAT’S NEW IN 2026?
- Insightful keynotes and panel discussions featuring experts in sustainability, energy, and cold chain operations.
- A focused exhibition showcasing technologies and solutions for reducing emissions and improving energy efficiency.
- The return of the Cold Chain Sustainability Awards, celebrating innovation and leadership across the sector.
The full agenda and speaker line-up will be announced soon.
GET INVOLVED
- 3 Headline partnerships (2 remaining)
- 14 Exhibitor spaces (3m x 2m)
- 1 Vehicle space situated on the hardstanding at the entrance to the venue.
If you would like to showcase your business or align your brand with this event, please contact Rachel Nunn to find out more.
Bookings for the above will be taken on a first come, first served basis.
TICKETS
VENUE
The Slate holds a BREEAM “Excellent” rating for sustainable design, construction and operation. Choosing a sustainably built venue reinforces the summit’s focus on reducing environmental impact and improving energy efficiency across the cold chain. Hosting the event here underlines our commitment to showcasing solutions for a low-carbon future and highlights the practical role that sustainable infrastructure can play in tackling climate and energy challenges.