Exploding the Myths and Mystery behind Electrical Arc Flash
Unique Learning event on Arc Flash at the Building Research Establishment, Garston near Watford on 11th February 2009. 
Four million units sold in first EU carbon allowance auction
The Government has held Europe's first carbon allowance auction in Phase II (2008-2012) of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS). Four million allowances were sold at a total value of £54m excluding VAT, or £13.60 per allowance, Euro/Sterling exchange rate 0.8428.
The EU ETS puts a cap on emissions
Airport access
Passengers travelling through Heathrow's new T5 building may not know it, but they are likely to have passed over Marshall-Tufflex stainless steel floor boxes delivering access to data and power supply systems vital for the safe and effective running of the airport.
Search on for world-class performance
The Shingo Prize - dubbed by Business Week as the "Nobel Prize of Manufacturing" - was launched at event held at the House of Commons, hosted by The Manufacturing Institute - who will be administering the award in the UK and Ireland.
Long-term partnership
The University of Edinburgh and EDF Group have signed a framework agreement to collaborate in research and development of wave and tidal current energy as well as electricity network integration.
PRODUCT NEWS
Circuit breakers set new benchmark
Schneider Electric has launched its new Compact NSX range of moulded case circuit breakers to deliver new levels of performance and intelligence in a familiar small package.
Mobile Exhibition Unit hits the road
Panasonic Electric Works UK has recognised in the current difficult UK and Irish economic market environment many potentially interested designers, engineers, managers and buyers are unable to take time off to visit traditional exhibitions at a distant central venue.
Integrated solution for SEC
When its parent company, Scottish and Southern Energy, acquired a 50% stake in Scotia Gas Networks, Southern Electric Contracting was the obvious choice to carry out the refurbishing of the company's mechanical and electrical facilities at its headquarters in Horley, West Sussex. However, when it came to the supply and
Drive receives first BACnet certification
The ABB standard drive for HVAC, ACH550, has become the first variable speed drive to receive the new European BACnet certification. The drive has been approved and listed by BACnet Testing Laboratories (BTL) as meeting the updated BACnet standard ISO 16484-5:2007.
Cooling efficiency protected
Rittal's TopTherm Plus enclosure cooling units are now supplied with RiNano technology on the condenser coil. In extreme conditions, such as heavily contaminated industrial environments it is vital to keep the units clean in order to maintain efficiency. Over time, the performance of cooling units can deteriorate between 30 to
