British and German apprentices have been benefiting from a specialised exchange programme, thanks to National Electrotechnical Training (NET). Previously this programme was funded by the British Council but with government funding cut, NET has stepped into the breach and provided the British
Voltage optimisation company EMSc UK is inviting businesses in London, East Anglia and East Midlands to attend free Continuing Professional/Personal Development (CPD) seminars that will inform business professionals how they can reduce operating costs and improve overall efficiency through voltage optimisation. The
Power is now more important than ever as the growing digital business gathers a pace. “Following a successful Facebook campaign and more recently a move on You Tube luxury fashion label Burberry has recently increased its spending on digital marketing to 60%
Power Continuity Systems won the contract for the major power protection systems upgrade to the head office for national operations of the famous UK institution Britannia Building Society. PowerContinuity Systems worked with the national building society to install a new N+2 resilient
One of Megger’s new MFT1730 multifunction installation testers, worth over £1,000, would make a great Christmas present for any trainee in the electrical sector, and that’s exactly what they could win if they enter a new prize draw being promoted jointly by
Leading cable management specialist HellermannTyton, has announced the arrival of its new MBT kits, designed to provide an easy to use, stainless steel fastening and fixing solution for busy electricians and contractors on the move. Since the launch of its range of
Flex Connectors’ flex7 lighting connection and control system has been installed at the prestigious new BBC drama village in Cardiff Bay. The site is 170,000 sq ft (15,800 sq m), and will eventually be home to productions including Casualty, Pobol y Cwm,
Adding to the list Three down – three to go. A year ago, each of the Big Six were identifying sites, forming partnerships, all designed to demonstrate enthusiasm to build new nuclear power stations. But ever since then enthusiasm is diminishing, especially
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