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CIBSE releases carbon emissions guide

The Energy and Carbon Emissions Regulation: a guide to implementation (EPBR), has been published by the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE).

10 Nov 2008

O'Toole leads Balfour Kilpatrick's build for schools projects

Tony O’Toole is the newly-appointed operations director for Balfour Kilpatrick’s Building Schools for the Future (BSF) contracts.

7 Nov 2008

Rok in a hard place with 750 jobs set to go

The Rok group is set to make 750 job losses, after projects worth more than £150 million were shelved or cancelled by public and private clients due to the economic downturn.

6 Nov 2008

Amtech group buys TSI Luckins.

Amtech, the building services software group, has bought TSI Luckins, a leader in data services and pricing information.

6 Nov 2008

Mitsubishi Electric expands PV business

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation's president and CEO Setsuhiro Shimomura, has announced the group is expanding its global warming-related business, mainly in photovoltaic (PV) systems.

6 Nov 2008

Police in hot pursuit of boilernappers

Thieves stole £80,000 worth of boilers from the back of a lorry during a late night raid in Milton Keynes.

5 Nov 2008

Calorex opens Heat Pump Technology Centre

Calorex Heat Pumps has opened a Heat Pump Technology Centre at its Maldon, Essex headquarters. Equipped with ground and air source systems, the centre provides an overview of heat pump technology and its application to buildings.

4 Nov 2008

UK manufacturers swallow 23% electricity price rise

During the third quarter of 2008, UK manufacturers saw electricity prices rise by 23% in comparison to the previous quarter.

3 Nov 2008

Gledhill Building Products on the up, despite Gledhill Water Storage's downfall

Gledhill Water Storage, the company that sold water storage units directly to major UK house builders, has gone into administration, but the chief executive says Gledhill Building Products is still going strong.

31 Oct 2008

Powerminster expands northern team

Powerminster Gleeson Services has hired Nik Ashworth as its senior business development manager for the north.

31 Oct 2008

Woman's death in boiler explosion highlights back boiler risk

Christine Goodall died of multiple injuries when the cast iron boiler behind her fireplace burst, causing burning wood and shrapnel to rain down on her, an inquest into her death heard.

30 Oct 2008

HVCA members urged to follow up on Mandelson rule

To improve payment security in the construction industry, HVCA members are being urged to get confirmation from their public sector clients that they will pay their suppliers within the ten-day period insisted by Peter Mandelson.

30 Oct 2008

Scotland’s plumbers defy anti-scald regulations

Scottish plumbers and fitters are ignoring regulations to fit anti-scald devices to new bathrooms according to a survey by anti-scald tap manufacturer, Intatec, which has launched an online survey to gather more evidence.

30 Oct 2008

An inspector call: HEVAR heavyweight calls for more inspectors

Industry veteran Mike Nankivell will be wielding the mike at Manchester HEVAR to highlight the need for more inspectors to carry out air conditioning inspections.

29 Oct 2008

Wolseley launches Pipe Center Modular Engineering

Wolseley's Pipe Center has become the UK's first construction materials distributor to launch a modular engineering service - to meet growing demand for off-site manufacture.

29 Oct 2008

Kier to launch facilities services division

The Kier group is merging two of its operations Kier Managed Services (KMS) and Kier Building Services Engineers (KBSE) into new division Kier Facilities Services.

28 Oct 2008

Skerritt appoints two new directors

Building services company Skerritt has brought Mark Radford and Peter Saxby into its boardroom as its two new directors.

27 Oct 2008

Solid boom: Manufacturers and installers ride demand

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Solid fuel appliance manufacturers are reporting full order books while installers rush to respond to demand as fuel-hit customers opt to reopen blocked up chimneys and buy up stoves.

27 Oct 2008

ENER-G generates ready workforce at new school

ENER-G Switch 2, the energy metering and control specialist, has opened a training school to teach its engineers how to install and maintain advanced district heating technology and better understand the firm's products.

24 Oct 2008

DECC's army train to spread energy-saving message

Hundreds of workers from the Citizens Advice Bureau and housing associations are to be taught how to advise low income households to ensure they get the best deal on their energy bills.

24 Oct 2008

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CIBSE releases carbon emissions guide

O'Toole leads Balfour Kilpatrick's build for schools projects

Rok in a hard place with 750 jobs set to go

Amtech group buys TSI Luckins.

Mitsubishi Electric expands PV business

Police in hot pursuit of boilernappers

Calorex opens Heat Pump Technology Centre

UK manufacturers swallow 23% electricity price rise

Gledhill Building Products on the up, despite Gledhill Water Storage's downfall

Powerminster expands northern team

Woman's death in boiler explosion highlights back boiler risk

HVCA members urged to follow up on Mandelson rule

Scotland’s plumbers defy anti-scald regulations

An inspector call: HEVAR heavyweight calls for more inspectors

Wolseley launches Pipe Center Modular Engineering

Kier to launch facilities services division

Skerritt appoints two new directors

Solid boom: Manufacturers and installers ride demand

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ENER-G generates ready workforce at new school

DECC's army train to spread energy-saving message

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