Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
The political wind has been blowing towards complete rail electrification for decades now without significant progress, so it’s clearly not a straightforward problem to tackle. If it’s to be done, it needs be done right. Steve Hughes, MD of REO UK, explains the importance of ensuring the components underpinning electric trains are carefully considered.
NAPIT recently took part in a 'Healthy Homes' debate held by the National Home Improvement Council (NHIC) on 22 October.
Legrand has introduced an IP55 rated distribution trunking to its Salamandre range of cable management solutions, suitable for more challenging environments.
Marshall-Tufflex has provided a cable management solution for a new Engineering Innovation Centre (EIC) at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan).
There has been recent speculation as to whether the engineered heat sink has had its day. Nic Smith, head of sales and marketing at PSL Assemblies Ltd, takes a closer look into the future of the technology and explores whether there is any weight behind these claims.
Calls have been made recently by a number of influential industry bodies to make the installation of sprinklers mandatory in public buildings following a number of tragedies. Graham Turner of AEI Cables explains why the quality of cabling providing power for these systems is critical.
The ECA has outlined several recommendations to prevent further residential fire tragedies in its response to the Raising the Bar consultation.
LEDs represent a great opportunity for electrical installers, but we’ve barely scratched the surface of what the technology can achieve. Graham Lewis, sales director at the recently rebranded Red Arrow Electrical Distribution, explains why it’s time for a lighting industry shake-up.
Dave Armitage of Schaffner Group discusses the critical role EMI (electromagnetic interference) filtering has to play in electrical energy facilities.
