New trial examines extra benefits of heat pump technology
In a new trial, UK Power Networks is exploring how heat pump technology not only keeps people warm but can also enhance the nation’s energy grid. This is the vision behind HeatNet, a project harnessing the power of smart technology to optimise heat pump operation as the UK works to reduce carbon emissions. By leveraging […]
Click Scolmore launches Elucian IP65 Rated garage board
Click Scolmore has added a new IP65, 5-way garage board to its growing Elucian consumer unit range. Designed to withstand tough environments and deliver reliable performance, the new Elucian garage board offers a robust solution for both internal and external areas where electrical systems are exposed to the elements. It is engineered to provide dependable […]
Luceco launches new LED Tempus Extra bulkhead
Engineered for industrial environments such as warehouses and factories with high ceilings, the new LED Tempus Extra Bulkhead from Luceco provides emergency illumination for up to three hours, delivering 800 lumens to high-risk areas where enhanced lux levels are essential. Due to its innovative interchangeable optics, the spacing between units can be increased, reducing the […]
MCS now an approved scheme for Clean Heat Market Mechanism
MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) has been announced as an approved certification scheme for the Clean Heat Market Mechanism (CHMM). The CHMM launched on 1 April and is designed to support the adoption of heat pumps by requiring boiler manufacturers to increase their share of heat pump sales. All heat pump installations under the scheme must […]
ECN April issue out now!
The April issue of ECN is OUT NOW and packed with insights and information on the topics you care about. Read the issue here. From the Editor Hello and welcome to the April issue of ECN! It’s been another eventful month at ECN HQ. We had the pleasure of attending the Rolec Level Up event […]
Leicester College unveils Green Technology Hub
Leicester College has opened a new Green Technology Hub at its Freemen’s Park Campus. The Hub will enable construction students, staff and employers to gain hands-on, practical experience with the latest green technologies. The new state-of-the-art green tech equipment in the Green Tech Hub includes air source heat pumps, solar panels, battery storage systems and […]
New funding boosts low carbon social housing opportunities
Baxi is encouraging social housing providers to ensure they have robust clean heat strategies in place for both new build and refurbishment projects following funding announcements in the Spring Statement. The call follows the government’s allocation of £2 billion to support the development of 18,000 new affordable homes, half of which is allocated for social […]
Trilux launches Osido outdoor wall light range
Trilux has unveiled Osido, a new outdoor wall light range that delivers harmonised aesthetics, intelligent technology, and enhanced sustainability for building surrounds. The series launches with four shapes – square, rectangular, round, and oval – offering a consistent design language across different outdoor applications. Developed with flexibility and ease of installation in mind, Osido features […]
Electrical phase identification device to enhance efficiency
PENTA has unveiled a new device that has been designed to optimise workflow while ensuring safety and precision in electrical phase identification and analysis. Engineered for professionals managing electrical networks, the Phantom electrical phase identifier offers a range of features that are designed to simplify operations and improve performance. The Phantom quickly identifies electrical phases […]
Vent-Axia hosts charity football tournament
Ventilation specialist, Vent-Axia, brought together building design professionals for a charity five-a-side football tournament on Thursday 20 March in Shoreditch, London, in aid of Cancer Research UK. Hosted by Vent-Axia at the Powerleague in Shoreditch, the tournament saw eight teams battle it out over the course of five hours, and a total of £1,625 was […]