Stirling Ultracold: Enabling Sustainable Advantages Across the Entire Organization

Tim Kehrli, Stirling Ultracold, Division of Global Cooling, Inc.

Ultra-low temperature (ULT) freezers are a staple in the research environment, and a necessary tool for preserving high-value biological specimens for active projects and long-term storage. This presentation will provide an overview of the wide-ranging benefits that come from adopting Stirling Ultracold's innovative ULT cooling technology and the SU780UE upright freezer. Real-world data from third-party sources will reveal the SU780UE's measurable advantages for delivering sustainability, including significant reductions in overall carbon footprint, energy use, facility infrastructure and cost of ownership.

Biography:

Tim Kehrli is the West Coast Strategic Account Manager for Stirling Ultracold, a division of Global Cooling, Inc. He holds a B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Puget Sound and studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Minnesota. As a leading advocate in the federal energy efficiency and sustainable energy space for over 20 years, Mr. Kehrli has continued his work in the sustainability field as a board member of the International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories since 2010.

 

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