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NICEIC and ELECSA have confirmed that its Live South Expo will return to Epsom Downs Racecourse on Thursday 21 May 2020.
Andrew Eldred, director of employment and skills at ECA, responds to the Home Office's plans for a new points-based immigration system.
Bureau Veritas has unveiled its 'Electrical Safety Guide', designed to support duty holders in understanding how to reduce risks within its organisation.
Training provider JTL has announced its new partnership with Central Bedfordshire College.
European manufacturers hold the key to alleviating worldwide shortages in LED and other lighting components as Chinese factories halt production in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, says lighting specialist Prime Light.
Latest research from Cornwall Insight highlights that as a result of the elevated wind speeds experienced in January, onshore wind load factors averaged 42% for the month, and older offshore sites (pre-2016) reached an average of 52%.
The Lighting Industry Association (LIA) has launched a lighting-specific Continuing Professional Development (CPD) recognition service.
Siemon has announced that its structured cabling technology has been installed at Rich Products’ new 15-acre UK production facility in Andover, Hampshire.
In partnership with Holders, Harvard Power Systems will launch a full range of high specification CLi Series LED drivers with built-in Casambi wireless communications capabilities.
Fukushima is planning to transform itself into a renewable energy hub, almost nine years after it became the scene of one of the world’s worst nuclear accidents. The prefecture in north-east Japan will forever be associated with the triple meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in March 2011.
