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Since its launch in May 2011, the Heatstore Dynamic Electric Radiator continues to be the fastest selling range of heating product ever produced by Heatstore – a leading brand in the heating market.
In response to popular demand, www.fscables.com now features an easy to use, hassle free reference finder to help track down your alternatives to Belden data cables.
With only weeks to go, the NEC is set to become the focus of the largest manufacturing and engineering event of 2012. The Drives and Controls Exhibition – co-located with the International Fluid Power Exhibition (IFPEX), Air-Tech, and The Plant and Asset Management Exhibition – taking place between 17-19 April 2012, at the NEC Birmingham will form part of the manufacturing and engineering series of shows alongside MACH.
As organisations continue to explore more cost-effective ways to keep their buildings and people safe, there are significant signs that electrical engineers and contractors need to take into consideration the growing convergence between security and fire solutions.
The EU must harness its energy, transport and agriculture policies to cut CO2 emissions - and improve its Emissions Trading System (ETS) - to make the economy more competitive and dramatically less dependent on fossil fuels by 2050, says a non-binding resolution adopted by the European Parliament on Thursday.
Abingdon-based Nexeon has won a prestigious Climate Week Award in the Best Technological Breakthrough category, for its lithium ion battery technology that uses silicon in place of carbon.
Eland Cables, an international supplier of electrical cables and cable accessories, has been named fourth Best Company To Work For in the prestigious Sunday Times list, published Sunday 26 February.
I remember the confusion when Part P was introduced and I fear that the new consultation will resurrect such consternation. As only government can, the guide to the Part P Consultation, published by the Department for Communities and Local Government, extends to 40 pages! Trust me, halfway through, one has to go back and start again to make any sense of what is actually a simple question: do we keep Part P; do we scrap it; or do we alter it a bit to reduce the burden of certificating compliance?
