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Vent-Axia welcomes the Future Homes Standard

Vent-Axia has welcomed the Future Homes Standard, alongside the publication of new Approved Document Part F (Means of Ventilation) of the Building Regulations, and Part L (Conservation of Fuel and Power), as “a significant step on the road to Net Zero.”

The Future Homes Standard is expected to deliver homes that produce 75-80% fewer carbon emissions compared to 2013 standards, representing a major shift in how new homes are built.

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Vertiv Partners with Yokogawa for AI-ready UPS systems validation

Artificial Intelligence has fundamentally altered power dynamics within data centres. Unlike traditional workloads with slow and predictable power variations, modern AI creates “pulsed loads”, where processors switch rapidly between idle and full capacity. Power demand can swing from 0% to 100% and back in milliseconds, creating erratic “on-off” cycles that place power infrastructure under severe stress.

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Edinburgh College’s Midlothian Campus is first in Scotland to be fully decarbonised

Edinburgh College has become the first college in Scotland to completely decarbonise one of its campuses. Working in partnership with renewable energy experts Vital Energi, and funded through the Scottish Government’s Energy Efficiency Grant Scheme 2024/25, the College completed one of its most ambitious energy programmes to date by replacing the existing fossil‑fuel heating system at its Midlothian Campus with a new renewable heating system.

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Heat pumps from Mitsubishi Electric result in low-carbon heating for landmark building

When major components of the Omnibus Reigate office block’s existing systems were nearing the end of their operational life, the owners, Skelton Group Investments, wanted to explore a new low carbon solution. Decarbonisation specialists Internal Environments opted for two Climaveneta air source heat pumps, which offer simultaneous heating and cooling, and three Climaveneta water source heat pumps, all from Mitsubishi Electric. 

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Emerson selected by Strategic Biofuels to automate biomass facility

Emerson has been chosen to automate Strategic Biofuels’ $2-billion landmark Louisiana Green Fuels (LGF) power facility in Caldwell Parish. The project consists of a wood-fired power plant fully integrated with commercial-scale carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), delivering carbon-neutral electricity to Louisiana’s grid.

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