Renewable generator revenues fall due to Covid-19 lockdown
May 20, 2020
Research from Cornwall Insight’s Green Power Forecast has revealed there has been a sharp decline in generator revenues during the coronavirus crisis.
Author: Kayleigh Hutchins
CICV Forum signs up to the Conflict Avoidance Pledge
May 19, 2020
The CICV Forum has added its name to a growing campaign for more collaborative working by signing up to the Conflict Avoidance Pledge (CAP).
Meet the new MPD 800 from OMICRON
May 19, 2020
OMICRON has introduced its new MPD 800 universal partial discharge (PD) measurement and analysis system.
Atomic slackers
May 18, 2020
How many people are currently working in the UK in the nuclear industry? Being a simple chap, I had thought that such a number would be easily established, at least within a few hundred or so. But not so.
Priva welcomes re-occupation of buildings guidance from CIBSE
May 18, 2020
The publication of clear guidance from the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) on the measures that must be taken prior to the re-occupation of buildings will give building owners a clear roadmap for the months ahead Priva UK has said.
NICEIC & ELECSA cancel Apprentice Of The Year 2020 final
May 14, 2020
NICEIC and ELECSA have confirmed that the grand final of the 2020 Apprentice of The Year competition has been cancelled.
When two become one
May 14, 2020
Alex Emms, operations director at Kohler Uninterruptible Power, looks at how a UPS and generator can complement one another to form a complete standby power solution.
Striking the right balance
May 13, 2020
Selling surplus energy to a transmission system operator (TSO) is an important source of income for many operators of renewable energy systems. However, as Paul McClean of embedded monitoring system specialist eMS explains, this income can be usefully augmented – provided monitoring
Key considerations for educational sites
May 13, 2020
Sean Miller, electrician channel programme manager at Schneider Electric, takes a look at the considerations for electricians working on educational sites.
Carbon Trust & Imperial College lead new cross sector consortium project
May 12, 2020
The launch of a new project that will investigate the role of a flexible energy system in achieving a net zero economy has been announced by a new cross sector consortium, led by the Carbon Trust and supported by Imperial College.