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ABB has been awarded a major contract by energy company E.ON to supply the HV installation for a biomass-fired renewable energy plant under construction at Blackburn Meadows, near Sheffield.
The Midlands office of independent multi-utility services provider, Energetics, has been appointed by Network Rail to provide a new high voltage energy supply to New Street Station as part of the £600m New Street Gateway project.
CG has been awarded the contract for the design, engineering, supply and installation of the onshore and offshore substations at the 219 MW Humber Gateway offshore wind farm in the UK.
Nexans has successfully commissioned the world’s first resistive superconducting fault current limiter (SFCL) based on second-generation superconductor tapes.
The Heatstore Dynamic Electric Radiator is the latest and fastest selling range of heating products Heatstore has ever produced. The electronically controlled high efficiency electric radiators provide a modern stylish solution for both commercial and domestic properties.
A new high specification instrument combines irradiance measurement with a host of other features to enable solar PV and solar thermal contractors carry out site surveys quickly and easily.
To meet increased demand for green energy from solar panel and wind turbine generators, a Scarborough firm has designed a microprocessor-based control panel for monitoring power transfer to the national grid. Control & Power Systems Ltd (CPS), a leading manufacturer of power control panels, has designed the new system to provide G59/2 protection, which is a legal requirement for those involved in providing more than 16 amps of solar or wind power.
The offshore marine energy project in Cornwall, which allows developers to test new wave energy technology, will be taken on by the government to secure its future as a vital part of the UK's green energy sources.
Voltage optimisation company EMSc UK is inviting businesses in London, East Anglia and East Midlands to attend free Continuing Professional/Personal Development (CPD) seminars that will inform business professionals how they can reduce operating costs and improve overall efficiency through voltage optimisation.
