REFCON27: Shape the future of refrigeration
AIRAH is calling for abstract submissions from refrigeration professionals for its 2027 Refrigeration Conference (REFCON27). Submissions should address priority issues and opportunities in the HVAC&R sector.
How do I submit an abstract for AIRAH's REFCON27 refrigeration conference?
Relevant to HVAC and refrigeration technicians. Presenting at REFCON27 can raise professional profile and influence industry direction.
Key takeaways
- AIRAH is seeking abstract submissions from refrigeration professionals for REFCON27.
- The conference focuses on priority issues and opportunities in the HVAC&R industry.
- Submissions go to the conference technical committee for review.
- REFCON27 is a chance for tradespeople to shape the direction of the refrigeration sector.
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