Jul 23rd, 2025
4 mins
At the beginning of the year, the Thermoscreens team were proud to accept the Sustainable Innovation Award at this year’s Cold Chain Federation Awards! The award celebrates our pioneering work in improving energy efficiency and environmental performance within cold storage facilities.
This milestone specifically recognises Thermoscreens’ Cold Chain product range — a suite of air curtains designed for frozen and chilled environments. These advanced air management systems are now being used throughout the UK to minimise energy loss, reduce strain on refrigeration equipment, and stabilise internal temperatures in high-traffic cold stores.
As proud members of the Cold Chain Federation, Thermoscreens and the whole Carver Group shares CCF’s commitment to advancing sustainability and best practice across the temperature-controlled supply chain. Being part of this community allows us to engage with key industry stakeholders, stay ahead of regulatory developments, and actively contribute to the future of cold chain infrastructure in the UK.
Thermoscreens UK Sales Manager, Ali Fawcett, said “Proud to be involved in the innovative cold store air curtain development which has seen early success in the industry. Congrats to all involved at Carver Group who have made this happen and thank you to the Cold Chain Federation for the Sustainable Innovation Award.”
Aidan Killeen, CEO at Carver Goup also congratulated the team on LinkedIn:
“talk to customers, find a problem, solve it…keep up the good work.”
Unlike traditional approaches such as PVC strip curtains and airlocks with dehumidification, Thermoscreens’ air curtains offer a smarter solution for cold storage areas. By creating a controlled air barrier at access points, they significantly reduce the ingress of warm, humid air without impeding workflow — improving both sustainability, productivity and safety.
Thermoscreens’ Cold Chain range continues to gain traction across the UK and Europe, supporting cold store efficiency in food logistics, pharmaceutical storage, and temperature-critical warehousing.
