what we do...

is an innovative technology company focused on improving energy and temperature performance in retail refrigeration.

We work in partnership with Williams Advanced Engineering in our design, modelling and testing of new technology, and with our OEM and retail clients in delivery of bespoke solutions for commercialisation.

aerofoil and vortex technologies...

  • aerodynamically straighten cold air curtains
  • reduce cold air spill and cold-aisle syndrome
  • improve energy efficiency by up to 40%
  • improve product temperatures, reducing shrinkage and food waste
  • can be retro-fitted in situ or specified for new-build
  • provide a barrier-free alternative to glass doors

so far we've installed...

 aerofoils

in   stores

for   retailers

in   countries

our latest news...

M&S chooses Aerofoils to save energy and carbon emissions

Marks and Spencer, the iconic UK high street retailer, has chosen to roll out Aerofoils, the Formula One-inspired energy saving device for open-fronted retail fridges from Aerofoil Energy Ltd.

John Austin-Davies joins Aerofoil Energy

Aerofoil Energy is delighted that John Austin-Davies has joined the team as our specialist technical advisor and a key member of our Vortex development group.

Boots begins roll-out of aerofoils

Another major high-street retailer has selected aerofoils as its shelf-edge technology of choice.

what everyone's saying...

We're excited to be collaborating with Aerofoil Energy to reduce the energy consumption and environmental footprint of our stores. This technology will also help us offer a better shopping experience for customers by improving the temperature in our aisles.

Ian Moore - Head of Store Development at Marks and Spencer

Sainsbury's annual electricity bill is in the hundreds of millions of pounds, and refrigeration accounts for about half of that. Fitting the aerofoils is reducing the chain's refrigeration costs by up to 15%

Paul Crewe - Sainsbury's Head of Sustainability

Supermarket chains potentially save around £100 million a year... Around 260 million kg of CO2 are saved annually... On the global stage, this UK product has the potential to make a massive impact in terms of energy usage and lower carbon footprint

Dr. Dame Sue Ion DBE FREng FRS - Chair, MacRobert Award Judging Panel

Aerofoils help the airflow around Formula One cars and improve their performance - and that's exactly how they help the fridges in our stores... by keeping the cold air in. This Formula One inspired innovation has already shown it can cut carbon produced by major refrigerators

John Skelton - Sainsbury's Head of Refrigeration

Like all the Walmart family, we're committed to lowering our energy use... The rollout of Aerofoils will significantly help us in achieving this target, as well as improving the shopping experience for our customers

Brian Churchyard - Senior Manager for Construction Design Standards, Asda