Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
With revisions to the standard for domestic fire detection introduced last year, Neil Baldwin, managing director at ESP, takes a look at the key updates that contractors need to be aware of, to ensure that they are fully compliant when installing fire alarm systems.
Southern Manufacturing & Electronics returns to Farnborough from 11 to 13 February 2020.
Paul Jones, director, UK and Ireland at BEG Lighting Controls, discusses how flexible lighting controls can transform public buildings into super-efficient, multi-use spaces.
ECA’s director of technical Mike Smith and director of employment and skills Andrew Eldred, highlight the continued fire risk due to under-qualified installers in response to this summer’s ‘Raising the Bar’ consultation, which followed the tragic Grenfell Tower fire of 2017.
Lloyd Bonson, director and senior consultant at ECV Consulting Ltd, explores the barriers preventing EV adoption.
Negative reviews, we’ve all had them in one form or another, but negative reviews from customers online can have a catastrophic impact on sales. In this article Jean-Pierre Rosserot, technical director at SGS, explains how performance testing could help shield manufacturers from negative customer reviews.
Matt Evans, product engineer at Future Facilities, explains why thermal management is essential to the future success of electric cars.
"The greenest building is the one that is already built" is the key message in a new report from the Government’s Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission, which is supported by building controls manufacturer Priva.
The second stage of The Electrical Apprentice of the Year competition is underway, after a month of marking and deliberation from judges.
Nigel Harvey, chief executive at Recolight Ltd explains how specifiers can work the WEEE system to get their waste lighting recycled free of charge.
