The next step
June 13, 2019
Yselkla Farmer, director of policy and marketing at BEAMA, discusses how to galvanise investment and accelerate deployment of new technology in the UK energy infrastructure.
Tag: Low Carbon
Report highlights increased demand for energy efficient products
May 23, 2019
The latest Electrical Accessories Market Report from AMA Research highlights the increasing consumer awareness for energy efficiency improvements, supporting carbon reduction and climate change targets.
EDF Energy meets all its energy efficiency targets on time
January 9, 2013
EDF Energy has today confirmed, subject to final approval by Ofgem, it has met all of its energy efficiency targets for the Carbon Emissions Reduction Target (CERT) and the Community Energy Saving Programme (CESP)*. The company has installed a total of 900,000
Beama publishes proposal for government-backed Electrotechnical Sector Strategy
November 16, 2012
Beama has published its case for a government-backed Smart & Low Carbon Electrical Infrastructure Sector Group, calling for a manufacturing policy focus to help deliver the UK’s 2050 Energy Strategy objectives.
New QCF qualification
July 31, 2012
Logic Certification has launched the next in its range of QCF qualifications; a Level 3 Award in the Fundamental Principles and Requirements of Environmental Technology Systems.
Must-have ‘green’ report to help employers identify growth opportunities
June 7, 2012
An easy-to-follow guide to help businesses take advantage of opportunities in the move to low and zero carbon buildings and homes is on offer from SummitSkills, the sector skills council for the building services engineering (BSE) sector. SummitSkills commissioned the report –
Ploughcroft MD appointed to Green Construction Board
May 3, 2012
Chris Hopkins (pictured), managing director of Ploughcroft, a UK renewable specialist, has been selected to join the Green Construction Board, as one of the representatives of the SME sector. The Green Construction Board was formed to oversee delivery of the government’s Low