Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
The death of an 80-year-old man at Aberdeen Market could have possibly been prevented had there been adequate emergency lighting.
SECTT has secured funding from SELECT, SJIB and EETF to provide electrical apprentices and trainees with loaner laptops.
An estimated 14% of lighting appliances owned by UK households now utilise LEDs, a major step towards making homes more efficient.
Smith Brothers has announced that it is expanding its team located in Sheffield from four to eight, despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
It has been revealed that more than half of UK homeowners are planning to take advantage of the Green Homes Grant scheme.
The ECA and other industry bodies have launched the Skills for Climate consultation to assess what skills are needed for the green economy
Apprentice 121, a scheme started by Mark Allison of Power Sonic Ltd to get young people into apprenticeships, has earned the support of NAPIT
The Carbon Trust has released a report into floating wind turbines and the challenges the technology faces in regards to commercialisation.
The UK Government pledged £3 billion to make buildings in the UK more energy efficient, although that’s not enough according to IPPR.
Dominick Sandford of ElectricalDirect reveals the new electrical safety standards for landlords impact on electrical contractors.
