Refrigeration

Through our strategic partnerships, we can offer a range of traditional and natural refrigeration plant solutions to suit any application.
From small format condensing units to 1MW central plant, there is a solution for your needs. Green & Cool is a world-leading supplier of refrigeration plant using carbon dioxide as a refrigerant.
In addition to outstanding environmental performance, the Green & Cool units offer superior lifetime economy, high-reliability & user-friendly control.
The partnership between Carter Synergy & Green & Cool was initially established in 2013. From that time, we have delivered and installed over 300 systems across the UK in markets such as Retail, Pharmaceutical storage, Petrol Filling stations, central distribution chiller & Freezer stores, Food processing & more.

With an extensive range of high-quality leak detection solutions available there is a system to suit almost any application. From retail store operations through to data centres, civilian & military maritime craft, banks, hospitals, food production & so many more.
Based in West London, CPC(UK) has evolved to become one of the market leaders in refrigerant leak detection, refrigeration controls and energy reduction initiatives. Offering a range of products we provide our clients with an extensive range of carbon-reduction solutions for their refrigeration or Air Conditioning installation.
The business prides itself on our focus towards innovation, environmental concerns & strategic client partnerships.

In collaboration with the construction partner Uplands Construction Ltd and the crane lift team from DJ Transport, Carter Synergy successfully navigated substantial challenges during a recent refurbishment of a Tesco Metro site in Central Birmingham.

This store occupies the basement, ground, and first floors of a seven-storey building, with the roof identified as the only viable location for the installation of new refrigeration units essential for the project. The site’s central location in the city posed additional challenges, including exceptionally narrow roadways and heavily restricted access.