Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
Fife Council has begun a roll out to upgrade all of its 32,000 properties with Aico 3000 Series Alarms.
While the brakes have been put on HS2 for now, OEMs and engineers should consider how trains travelling up to 250 mph will function safely; that includes their braking systems. Steve Hughes, managing director of power quality specialist REO UK, explains how braking resistors will be crucial for stopping the world’s fastest trains.
Megaman’s Berto panel and Renzo bulkhead LED fixtures have been used to create a comfortable, safe and energy efficient working environment for multi-disciplinary law practice GHP Legal’s new office in Shropshire.
Tridonic’s Linear LLE 24 mm (ADV) LED modules with LEDiL DAISY lenses and SELV LED drivers have been designed to offer efficient office lighting without any disturbing glare.
telent Technology Services Ltd has extended its CCTV maintenance contract with Transport for London (TfL) for an additional three-years.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has announced that offshore wind power has the capacity to meet all of the world’s electricity demand, and is set to be a “game-changer” for energy systems.
Battery manufacturer Exide Technologies has been selected by JCB to power its new range of electric Teletruks.
Electricity North West, which operates the power network throughout the region, has revealed that it expects peak electricity demand in the North West to increase by up to 50% in the next 20 years, as the region transitions to a low carbon future and moves away from its reliance on fossil fuels.
Mechanical and electrical building services provider J S Wright has boosted its growing electrical business with two major appointments.
The first of Siemens Gamesa’s new SG 5.0-132 model of wind turbines will be installed on the island of Thyholm, close to the Limfjorden fjord in Denmark.
