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TGE Group launches new ESCo

TGE Group has become an Energy Services Company (ESCo) enabling property developers to have the option of outsourcing the ownership, installation, management and billing of renewable district heating systems for residential or commercial developments.

YESSS Electrical gets in training for volleyball event

Staff from YESSS Electrical are preparing to swap electrical equipment for volleyball kit as they get in shape for a sitting volleyball tournament.

Schneider Electric welcomes a new consumer unit regulation, while asserting choice of manufacturer is key

Schneider Electric has welcomed the announcement of new regulation designed to tackle the issue of the rising number of fires caused by consumer units, while asserting the focus should remain on the choice of manufacturer.

KAC launches ENscape online selection guide for VADs

KAC Alarm Company has created an intuitive online guide to VAD coverage, a powerful support tool for its new ENscape range launched earlier this year in response to the new EN54-23 standard for VADs.

Lumicom warns of rising recycling costs for some lighting manufacturers

With the volume of recycled lighting products set to increase significantly over the next two years, lighting manufacturers could find they are faced with unexpected costs that pose a real threat to their profitability, warns not-for-profit compliance scheme Lumicom.

Electricians insure free P-touch labelling with Chaucer

Chaucer has teamed up with Brother P-touch to offer electricians a free hand held labelling device when they take out employers’ public and products liability insurance.

Peak performance from Mira for children’s charity

A team of 10 employees from Mira Showers recently completed the infamous Three Peaks Challenge: conquering Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon back-to-back.

Electrical Distributors Association celebrates 100 years

The Electrical Distributors Association (EDA) marked its 100th anniversary with a celebratory lunch in the Orangery at Kensington Palace on Thursday 3rd July.

Solar companies win High Court victory in £132m damages claim against government

The High Court has ruled in favour of 14 British solar and construction companies represented by energy specialist firm Prospect Law giving them victory in the critical legal issues trial of their damages claim against the government. This follows the 2011 unlawful policy changes to the payment for generating clean electricity, the Feed-in Tariff (FiT).

BEW secures Electrak distributorship

BEW has announced its appointment as the first independent UK distributor for Electrak, part of the Legrand UK group.