The green opportunity in data centres
Data centres now consume nearly 2% of global energy. As the mainstay of the digital economy, that level of consumption is a problem but also an opportunity at the same time.
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How to prepare for higher cooling requirements without derailing net zero ambitions
For many organisations in the UK, cooling has sat in the background of energy planning,...
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EPC confusion means homeowners are stalling energy-efficiency upgrades, says Uswitch
According to new research from Uswitch, UK homeowners are delaying energy-efficiency improvements...
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Boiler & Valve Engineering provides fast boiler response for CVH Spirits
CVH Spirits operates three distilleries with different production profiles, ageing infrastructure and site constraints. The business, however, needed dependable support for statutory inspections, steam and combustion systems, valve servicing and reactive engineering work.
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Gruppo AB standardises on Macrium backup and recovery across global industrial operations
Gruppo AB, a leader in energy sustainability that designs, builds and maintains cogeneration,...
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Motorised control valve reduces offshore chemical injection costs
The TESCOMTM RC-X motorised injection rate control valve from Emerson supports accurate,...
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Vertical axis wind turbine brings efficient wind energy to ground level
novventos Clean Energy’s naca.boost is a vertical axis wind turbine engineered to operate where conventional wind energy has always failed, at ground level, in the turbulent, unpredictable airflow of industrial sites, rooftops, and remote locations.
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Johnson Controls absorption chiller blueprint provides roadmap to convert waste heat into productive cooling
Johnson Controls has launched an Absorption Chiller Reference Design Guide. The blueprint helps data centre operators convert the 57% of energy typically lost as waste heat from on-site power generation into productive cooling, reducing cooling-related electric demand and allocating more power available for AI workloads.
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90% of residential and small business electricity customers now on MHHS, says E.ON Next
E.ON Next – the first supplier to begin moving customers to Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) – has now migrated more than 90% of all residential and small business electricity customers, marking a major milestone in the transformation of the UK’s electricity market.
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Eku Energy acquires transmission connected 300 MW / 600 MWh Didcot BESS
Eku Energy has acquired the planned 300MW / 600MWh Didcot BESS project about two miles north of...
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Rinnai: Why Hybrid Heating is the Smart Approach to Net Zero
Rinnai Director Chris Goggin explains why the adoption of hybrid heating and hot water systems is...
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EV batteries to soon become one of the fastest-growing waste streams
Global EV sales have grown rapidly over recent years, surpassing 20 million units and now...
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E.ON: Making new energy work for everyone needs a new approach to talent attraction
Exploring the career journey of Jemma Lester, E.ON’s first female Gas Technical Specialist.
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