Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
Specialist supplier AEI Cables has welcomed the move by the Government to ensure sprinkler systems are mandatory in all new high-rise blocks over 11 metres tall when they come into force.
Electricity North West’s chief executive Peter Emery has joined 200 business leaders in calling on the Government to deliver a clean, inclusive and resilient Covid-19 recovery plan.
Igus has provided the data cables and energy chains to support a recent assignment in ocean exploration.
ECA’s professional team comment on the key features of the CLC Roadmap to Recovery, published on 1 June.
The energy industry has already been looking at how households will be supported in their participation in demand-side services. This area has traditionally been the domain of large commercial customers, but the current situation of low energy demand and high renewable generation has brought the need for flexible household consumption to the fore. Oliver Archer, senior analyst at Cornwall Insight, looks at the potential benefits and flexibility models available to domestic customers.
Engineering services bodies ECA and BESA have released a joint sector guide on work-related travel and updated their guides on working in close proximity and in areas of increased risk of transfer of Covid-19, such as healthcare settings.
CC613 is the latest EV charge controller from Bender, incorporating a range of upgraded features and benefits enabling the manufacture of safe, connected, compliant charge stations,
Lighting designer Paul Yarnell and the team at Red Arrow designed and supplied new warehouse and store lighting for The Company Shop Group, Grimsby.
Sauter Automation has risen to the challenge of the current circumstances and is supplying, installing and commissioning a new control panel, the associated electrical installation and all associated peripheral controls and engineering for a new 50 bed, emergency ward at the Royal Albert and Edward Infirmary in Wigan.
As Scotland’s building sector emerges from prolonged shutdown, the Construction Industry Coronavirus (CICV) Forum has issued expanded health and safety guidance to help steer companies through the crisis and back to work.
