In an era of tightening regulations, rising energy prices and ambitious sustainability targets, manufacturers are under pressure to do more with less — less energy, less waste and less environmental impact. One often overlooked opportunity lies in heat transfer fluids (HTFs).
The UK’s push to net zero is gathering pace, with 2026 shaping up to be a defining year. Electric...
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A new guide, Unlocking Flexibility, has been launched by UK100, UK Power Networks Distribution System Operator (DSO) and the Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE). The guide provides local authorities with a practical, easy to understand introduction to how energy flexibility works and the benefits it can unlock.
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Vertiv has introduced a new generation of compact uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems for connected homes and workspaces. The Vertiv™ PowerUPS 200 family, available in 600 to 2200 VA capacities, combines modern design with enhanced usability for workstations, point-of-sale (POS) systems, gaming consoles, smart devices, and home entertainment setups.
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The pace of household solar installations in the UK has fallen behind commercial and industrial deployment over the past five years, according to new government data*.
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Voltage optimisation (VO) is often promoted as a simple way to cut energy use and costs. While...
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Europump, the European Federation of National Associations of Pump Manufacturers, has announced...
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Eberhard Bau has signed a long-term offtake agreement for solar diesel with cleantech company Synhelion. Starting in 2027, Eberhard will purchase renewable diesel to reduce the CO₂ emissions of its construction machinery.
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Natura, WEG and the Association of Agro-Extractive Workers of Ilha das Cinzas (ATAIC) have...
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On 27th January, heat networks came under Ofgem regulation. In the same way that companies...
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42 Technology (42T) has played a key role in helping RheEnergise successfully launch its high-density hydro energy-storage project in Devon. The 500 kW system, built on a hillside at Cornwood, near Plymouth, is RheEnergise’s first real-world test site for its long-duration energy-storage (LDES) solution and is now producing full power as designed and predicted.
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Bruce Towers & Sons, based in the heartlands of East Anglia, recently completed a major refit...
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Arup has been appointed to a significant new framework commissioned by SSEN Transmission to support power system studies and enhance Scotland’s high voltage electricity transmission network.
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