Electricity procurement contracts in Q3 2019 saw 132 contracts announced, marking a drop of 34 per cent over the last four-quarter average of 199, according to GlobalData’s power industry contracts ... more

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£3.45m upgrade to substation completed
	SP Energy Networks has completed a £3.45m project to upgrade one of its key installations located in Renfrewshire. The electricity network operator has successfully completed its two-year ... more

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Danfoss aids EV charging
	When the proprietor of a forward-looking business in the village of Žulová in the Czech Republic wanted to install four electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, Energon Advanced Energetics, a ... more

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France is Europe’s biggest net electricity exporter

France was Europe’s biggest exporter of power in the first 11 months of the year, while the Italy imported the largest volume of electricity.

These are the headline statistics from a new report ... more

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Survey shows steady growth despite challenging quarter

The latest sector-wide Building Engineering Business Survey shows that sector growth remained steady in the third quarter of 2019.

The survey, which included data from leading industry trade ... more

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Lighting control and its benefits	Power quality monitoring from Bender UK proves a vital tool for ROV operators
A good lighting design will also incorporate a lighting control system. Controls play a critical role within a building infrastructure to improve e?ciency and reduce energy consumption. A well-... more	Power quality monitoring equipment from Bender UK is being used by a global subsea ROV operator to verify the integrity of power supplies offshore. It is the first application of Bender power ... more
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Shotley skyline primed for dramatic new look

A major £520,000 project to transform the Shotley skyline, is underway.

UK Power Networks, which owns the electricity network in the East of England, will remove 5.2km of 11,000-volt overhead ... more

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Three women celebrated as Young Woman Engineers of the Year

Three young female engineers have been recognised at the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards for their work in engineering.

IET Young Woman ... more

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New fast frequency product to boost response capability
	A new faster-acting frequency response mechanism to be launched early next year marks the latest development in National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO)’s suite of services for managing the ... more

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EDF Energy chosen to power EV charging network
	EDF Energy has been chosen by ubitricity – a company offering alternative, low-cost electric vehicle (EV) charge points that can be integrated into lamp posts and bollards – to be the electricity ... more

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Survey shows benefits of offsite construction

Offsite construction leads to a range of benefits to industry and society, according to a new ECA survey of businesses in the electrotechnical and engineering services industry.

Broadly, these ... more

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Covestro goes for green electricity
	In the future, Covestro will cover a considerable part of its electricity demand in Germany with wind energy from the North Sea. That’s why the materials manufacturer concluded the world's largest ... more

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Change in ownership for power network operator
	The power network operator for the North West of England, Electricity North West, has announced that institutional investors advised by First State Investments and J.P. Morgan Asset Management have ... more

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Battery electric vehicle unveiled
The importance of quality for Category 3 control cables
Facilities managers urged to scrutinise internal fire curtains
Full throttle on global vehicle-to-grid trials
Rimac chooses Analog Devices for battery management in EVs
CENTIEL’s PremiumTower nominated for FM Award

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