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Signify is helping the city of Davos achieve its sustainability goals by upgrading both Davos’ streetlights and the lighting of the city’s Congress Centre to energy-efficient LEDs.
The Engineering Brand Monitor, an annual survey carried out by EngineeringUK, has revealed that the proportion of 16 to 19-year-olds who would consider a career in engineering increasing significantly since 2016 (45% compared with 37%).
Independent power producer (IPP) of renewable energy Kallista Energy has chosen Greenbyte’s data platform to future-proof its wind farm monitoring capacity.
Heatrae Sadia has launched a new guide that outlines the most important technology to look out for when complying with Health Technical Memorandum (HTM) 04-01.
NeuxPark has completed a major Goodlight LED project to refit the lighting in four international station car parks in the South of England with long life, energy efficient LED lamps and luminaires.
According to energy market expert Cornwall Insight, domestic energy switches made in a direct manner – either face-to-face or telesales – are increasing, following a decline after new regulations to control direct energy sales were implemented by Ofgem in 2009.
The first stage of this year's Electrical Apprentice of the Year competition has now come to a close.
The rise of co-working spaces in the UK is changing the nature of hot water heater specification, bringing unique challenges to the role of specifiers, Andrews Water Heaters has suggested.
Emma Chetwynd-Jarvis, business development manager at Rock Power Connections, discusses the future of EV charging and the impact it could have on the electricity network.
