The Scottish Electrical Charitable Training Trust (SECTT) has reassured the industry that electrical apprenticeships and training are in safe hands following the introduction of a range of emergency measures during the Covid-19 pandemic.
As part of its ongoing measures to support COVID-19 relief efforts, ABB has joined forces with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
As a result of the government-imposed lockdown, energy demand for power has fallen dramatically, declining by 0.10TWh against March 2019. Research from Cornwall Insight predicts that if this 0.10TWh decline is maintained across the originally announced three-week lockdown, the aggregate impact of
Global workwear brand Dickies is shining the spotlight on tradespeople who are working hard to deliver essential projects during the coronavirus outbreak.
The NICEIC and ELECSA have come together with the Federation of Small Businesses and the ECA to deliver a webinar looking at the Covid-19 related support available to small businesses and the self employed.
Crawley-based ventilation manufacturer Vent-Axia has supplied 50 EuroSeries (ESP) fans to support the development of the new NHS Nightingale hospital at London ExCeL.
Responding to the government’s announcement of its support scheme for self-employed workers last week, the International Longevity Centre UK (ILC) has argued that the support package risks excluding a sizeable number of older workers who are already in a vulnerable position.
Electricity North West has reassured customers about power supplies in the region, as teams of engineers continue working to keep power flowing.
Research from Cornwall Insight has highlighted that a day after the government imposed lockdown, energy demand was down 13% across the day (Wednesday 25 March).
NICEIC has revealed a series of changes to its planned activities and working practices in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, including an optional payment holiday for contractors, a switch to remote assessments and changes to planned training and event activities.
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