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Bloomberg tour a “great viewpoint for future engineers”

The BCIA held its latest Young Engineers Network (YEN) event on Thursday 6th October at Bloomberg’s European headquarters in London. Launched in April, the Young Engineers Network has been set up to provide help and guidance for young people who ...

4 Nov 2022

Carbon monoxide detectors mandated for cascade flues

Bosch Commercial & Industrial have announced that anyone installing their boiler systems using cascade flues, where there is more than one appliance, will be required to include a carbon monoxide (CO) detector....

4 Nov 2022

Time to deliver on hydrogen urges energy body

Mike Foster, chie executive of the not-for-profit trade body Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA), has called on the UK Government to get on with delivering the vision it laid out in 2019 to make the UK a ‘world-leading hydrogen economy’....

4 Nov 2022

Air Conditioning giant wins design awards

Johnson Controls-Hitachi Air Conditioning has won the Red Dot Brands and Communication Design Award, a German international design award for product, brand, and communication designs and concepts, for Hitachi airCloud Select and the Hitachi Cooling ...

4 Nov 2022

Government energy policies impacting voting intentions

Nearly three in four (72%) voters on oil heating said the government’s proposals to stop them installing a replacement boiler after 2026 and instead switch to a heat pump will influence how they cast their ballot in a general election....

4 Nov 2022

How to prepare for winter for oil consumers

Helping UK homes prepare for winter this year, the UK and Ireland Fuel Distributors Association (UKIFDA) has compiled a checklist of five ways people who use heating oil can get ready for the colder weather, stay warm and buy efficiently....

4 Nov 2022

Industry seeks to plug ‘worrying’ damper skills gap

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) is spearheading an urgent exercise to develop occupational standards that will underpin technical qualifications needed to increase the number of workers able to install, maintain and repair fire ...

4 Nov 2022

Government open letter is first step to hydrogen town

The government is inviting the development of plans for a potential first hydrogen heated town from Gas Distribution Network Operators (GDNs)....

28 Oct 2022

Hoval increases investment in heat pump production

Hoval is expanding its production capacity significantly with construction of new heat pump manufacturing facilities at its headquarters in Vaduz (Liechtenstein) and in Istebné (Slovakia). The investment required for this will amount to around €60 ...

26 Oct 2022

Over 50% of commercial buildings under threat from corrosion

Hevasure, the real-time water monitoring company, has identified that over 50% of commercial buildings have potential corrosion issues in their closed-systems - the essential pipework and plant which keeps water-based HVAC operational....

26 Oct 2022

‘Buzz and energy’ as BESA Conference and Awards bounce back

The Building Engineering Services Association’s first ‘in person’ National Conference and Awards for three years broke historic attendance records with 270 delegates and more than 400 guests at a sparkling awards dinner in London hosted by the ...

26 Oct 2022

EDF helps customers move to heat pumps

EDF has announced two new projects that are designed to support customers transitioning to heat pumps. Both projects are supported by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) under its Heat Pump Ready Programme....

26 Oct 2022

BEAMA launches ventilation guides

Following the enactment of updated standards on ventilation this summer, trade association BEAMA has published three new bitesize guides to help installers better understand and implement Part F (ventilation) of the Building Regulations in ...

26 Oct 2022

BESA urges new PM to ‘listen to engineers’

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has welcomed the appointment of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as an opportunity to reset policy on Net Zero and energy security....

26 Oct 2022

Stiebel Eltron to strengthen impact in UK heat pump market

Stiebel Eltron UK is looking forward to meeting heat pump demand across the country as the company’s German headquarters expands its logistics centre in Holzminden, Germany....

26 Oct 2022

Daikin adds three new centres to Sustainable Home Network

Daikin UK has opened the doors of three new Sustainable Home Centres, bringing its national network to around 40-strong.

The UK’s leading air-source heat pump manufacturer is partnering with builder’s merchants, heating specialists and energy companies around the country to educate homeowners on the benefits of renewable heating solutions in person.

26 Oct 2022

Paul Rose, chief executive of OFTEC (left) and Ken Cronin, chief executive of UKIFDA (right)

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Bloomberg tour a “great viewpoint for future engineers”

Carbon monoxide detectors mandated for cascade flues

Time to deliver on hydrogen urges energy body

Air Conditioning giant wins design awards

Government energy policies impacting voting intentions

How to prepare for winter for oil consumers

Industry seeks to plug ‘worrying’ damper skills gap

Government open letter is first step to hydrogen town

Hoval increases investment in heat pump production

Over 50% of commercial buildings under threat from corrosion

‘Buzz and energy’ as BESA Conference and Awards bounce back

EDF helps customers move to heat pumps

BEAMA launches ventilation guides

BESA urges new PM to ‘listen to engineers’

Stiebel Eltron to strengthen impact in UK heat pump market

Daikin adds three new centres to Sustainable Home Network

Cost is biggest barrier to consumer uptake of low carbon heating

Event to focus on district heating

White paper shows how to avoid buildings becoming stranded assets

Avoid energy waste trap warns trade body

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