Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
Electrical injuries can occur from the smallest voltage, but generally the risk of injury increases with higher voltages and can cause electric shocks, burns, loss of muscle control and even death. Reece Safety gives us some tips on how avoid these high voltage hazards.
Danfoss Drives explains how its products have been utilised by Energon Advanced Energetics to develop a reliable and environmentally friendly EV charging solution for a business in Žulová, Czech Republic.
The Electrical Industries Charity (EIC) is offering support to those struggling to deal with the sudden loss of a loved one with its Employee Assistance Programme (EAP).
Peter Harrop, chairman at IDTechEx explores the unknowns and uncertainties surrounding lithium-ion batteries.
With Brexit (possibly) on the horizon, it would be a fool’s game to think an exit from the EU won’t affect our energy sector. Dr. Craig Lowery, senior consultant at Cornwall Insight, highlights some of the potential outcomes should the UK’s initial decision to leave the European Union go ahead.
Nadège Petit, executive vice president, global power products at Schneider Electric, explains how the effective use of IoT and dynamic systems architecture can help lower the risk of electrical fires.
Time spent reading the Hansard reports of House of Lords’ Question Time is seldom wasted.
Cable management and identification specialist Cable Trail has introduced the Cable-Klip to solve a common industry problem.
The latest sector-wide Building Engineering Business Survey, sponsored by Scolmore, indicates that sector growth remained steady in the third quarter of 2019.
Wrexham-based Riello UPS has issued its staff with reusable stainless steel drinks bottles as part of its drive to eliminate single-use plastics.
