Comprehensive technical guides and in-depth analysis for electrification infrastructure professionals
Vincent de Rul, director of energy solutions at EDF Energy, explains why when it comes to our energy consumption, flexibility is the foundation of the future.
From diesel to electric locomotives, the railway industry has seen numerous advancements since the opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in 1830 marked the dawn of steam-powered rail travel. Simone Bruckner, managing director of Cressall Resistors, discusses how braking resistors have helped revolutionise the railway industry.
TradeSparky outlines a range of handy smartphone tools available from the convenience of your very own pocket.
An IR thermography camera is a useful tool for electrical inspection and data capture – but for an effective IR inspection, you need to be thinking ‘FORD’, says Andrew Baker, sales director north Europe, FLIR Systems Ltd.
Paul Stead, head of sales and marketing at Saftronics Ltd, examines how the smart industry is affecting switchgear.
As incidents of meter cheating continue to rise, Lloyd Birkhead, group managing director at Grosvenor Services Group – part of Echo Managed Services – outlines the dangers and why it is essential energy companies do more to safeguard the public (and their wallets).
Sick of late payments? Inna Kaushan, CEO and co-founder of Solna, explores how automated invoicing and credit scores can help electricians avoid awkward encounters, as well as mitigate any pain to their pockets.
Milan Sima from Saft explains how the batteries on board new trains for the Chengdu Metro will keep the system running for over 11 million people.
I confess I was always rather impressed by the Demand Response Association. Its public utterances were always pertinent, forceful and “took no prisoners.”
Fascinating latest figures tabulating actual employment in the low carbon sector, supplied by the Office for National Statistics.
