Reef-UKC Webinar Series, Episode 4 – Innovation in renewable & sustainable cooling
The Renewable Energy access for Future UK Net-Zero Cooling (Reef-UKC) Research Network invites you to an engaging webinar series exploring sustainable and renewable-powered cooling solutions. Each session brings together different leading academics and industry professionals to delve into cutting-edge research and innovation in this vital area.
Professor Carlos E. Ugalde-Loo, Cardiff University
Prof Carlos Ugalde is Professor of Electrical Power Systems at the School of Engineering, Cardiff University, and Director of the Centre for Integrated Renewable Energy Generation and Supply (CIREGS). He also leads the interdisciplinary ‘heating and cooling’ research team within CIREGS. His research interests and academic expertise include power system stability and control, grid integration and control of renewables, and modelling and control of integrated energy systems.
Dr Arslan Saleem, Cardiff University
Dr Arslan Saleem is a Research Associate at the School of Engineering, Cardiff University, affiliated with the Centre for Integrated Renewable Energy Generation and Supply (CIREGS). His research focuses on sustainable heating and cooling, thermal energy storage, and system-level modelling of integrated energy systems. Dr Saleem has contributed to various decarbonisation projects and is actively seeking new collaboration opportunities in sustainable energy systems.
Beecham Koonjah, Unitech Synergies
With a progressive career in leadership roles, Beecham currently serve as the Director at Unitech Synergies. Here, he leverages his expertise in driving strategic growth and fostering a culture of innovation. His extensive background in law, compliance, risk management, operations, and the energy sector allows him to effectively navigate regulatory landscapes and ensure adherence to industry standards.
Prajakt Naik, Unitech Synergies
Prajakt Naik is a mechanical engineer with 6 years of experience in research, design, and development across key engineering domains, including gas compression systems, mechanical structures, HVAC and thermal management, and fluid distribution networks. His work focuses on optimizing system performance through innovative solutions in air handling, heat exchange, and energy-efficient infrastructure design.
Who Should Attend?
This series is designed for:
- Academics and researchers
- Early career professionals
- Industry experts in energy, heating, cooling and sustainability
- Government officials and policymakers
- Anyone with an interest in sustainability and climate resilience
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights and build meaningful connections.
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