WEG wins Supplier of the Year at 2026 Pump Industry awards
WEG has been named Supplier of the Year at the 2026 Pump Industry Awards, organised by the British...
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REHAU: How heat networks can help meet carbon reduction targets
REHAU Water Technologies has welcomed the publication of the Future Homes Standard (FHS) but is urging housebuilders and installers to consider heat networks in their pursuit of carbon reduction targets.
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Why geopolitical shocks have rewritten the rules of energy trading risk
For many years, energy trading operated on a relatively stable assumption: that while markets would fluctuate, the underlying system was predictable enough to model with confidence.
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From complexity to control: The next era of energy management in built environments
Energy management has always required precision, but the demands of the modern era are unlike anything previous generations of engineers could have imagined, writes Sadiq Syed, SVP Digital Energy Software, Schneider Electric.
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Vent-Axia strengthens net zero commitments by supporting the BEAMA 2050 Connected Climate Commitment
British ventilation manufacturer, Vent-Axia, is strengthening its Net-Zero commitments by supporting the BEAMA 2050 Connected Climate Commitment. Vent-Axia has joined organisations across the UK’s energy, transport and built environment supply chains that have signed up to a new Climate Commitment aimed at strengthening alignment, accountability and measurable progress toward Net Zero.
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Future Role of Gas? The Rinnai Survey Says…
Rinnai marketeer Beckie Lam presents the results of a representational survey of HVAC industry...
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How plug-in solar could transform the UK energy market
In a bid to reduce reliance on global energy markets, initiatives like Plug-in solar can be a defining turning point towards self-sufficiency, writes Heligan Group.
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BCS Consultancy: The fourth utility – Why every country needs a data centre strategy
Electricity. Water. Gas. For decades, these have been the essential utilities so fundamental that no government leaves them entirely to market forces, writes James Rogers Jones, Head of Sustainable Development, BCS Consultancy.
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John Crane enables 99.8% water consumption reduction at LNG facility
John Crane has enabled a 99.8% reduction in water consumption at an LNG export facility in...
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Rinnai Hybrid Technology Underpins Mere Hotel Resort M&E Refit Delivered by AB Engineering, Providing a Practical, Low‑Carbon and Economic Hot Water Strategy
Interested in replacing storage and lowering onsite carbon? Contact the Rinnai design team today...
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ScottishPower secures £600m financing for UK subsea power link, strengthening UK’s energy security
ScottishPower, through its parent company Iberdrola, has secured £600 million in financing from the National Wealth Fund to support the development of the Eastern Green Link 4 project, a strategic electricity interconnector that will strengthen the UK’s energy security and self-sufficiency, while helping to meet its Clean Power targets.
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Recycled data centre heat is delivered to Finnish retail giant
atNorth has announced that its heat reuse partnership with Kesko Corporation, went live in November 2025 and is delivering waste heat generated at atNorth’s FIN02 data centre in Espoo to a neighbouring branch of the Finnish retail giant.
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Lamppost-mounted EV chargers installed under new pilot scheme
Amey, in partnership with Manchester City Council, has launched a pilot scheme installing lamppost-mounted electric vehicle (EV) chargers on residential streets across the city.
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