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Much needed financial help for EIC
Bibby Financial Services (BFS) has provided a £1m funding facility to Power Jacks, an Aberdeen-based electrical design and manufacturing company.
Rightly, the European Union has long touted the effectiveness of its mandatory A to G energy labelling scheme for electronic equipment. It is already saving the average British household over £100 a year on electricity bills.
Cheltenham-based plumbing, heating and electrical specialists, SW&L, have run a drawing competition for two local primary schools and the winning designs have been printed on the company’s delivery van.
Wholesaler T.G. Fruits has upgraded to electric trucks with the help of Mitsubishi dealer Alto Handling.
Working with Volvo Bus to develop electric bus solutions for improved urban mobility, ABB will deliver OppCharge charging solutions to Birmingham Airport.
Large electricity suppliers must triple the number of smart meters they are installing, in order to meet the 2020 rollout deadline, consumer group Which? has warned.
Do you get tipped as a trade person? Research by Heat Insulation Ltd suggests that 51% of homeowners regularly tip tradespeople, whilst the other 49% refuse.
Electric Nation has completed the world’s largest EV smart charging trial in a bid to help understand the impact that charging electric vehicles at home has on the local electricity network.