The Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) is supporting a low carbon heat network scheme in Oxford that will decarbonise public sector buildings across the city. 1Energy have secured almost £22 million from the GHNF for a heat network powered by ...
Read More »Legislating for the future
Matteo Dall’Ombra, National Specification Manager from Daikin on the key developments in HVAC legislation facilities managers need to consider Decarbonising the built environment is critical to achieving global climate goals and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems have a ...
Read More »UK Government cracks down on air conditioning compliance: higher fines for rule breakers!
UK businesses could face significantly increased fines for failing to comply with TM44 air conditioning inspection regulations, potentially amounting to a collective cost of hundreds of millions of pounds. To help boost energy efficiency and tackle widespread non-compliance, the government ...
Read More »FM revenue helps JHE post record turnover of £11.5m
A strong performance from John Heaney Electrical Limited’s (JHE) facilities management division has helped the company post a record turnover of £11.5 million in its latest set of financial results. This marks the third year running that the West Lothian-based ...
Read More »Senior appointment at Rapid Energy
Rapid Energy, a leading UK provider of temporary heating and cooling solutions, has appointed Matt Stapley as its new Technical Director. Stapley brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the business, with over 25 years of experience in the ...
Read More »Exciting news from VES – third generation leadership announcement
VES is proud to announce the recent addition of Ben Peters and Will Peters as shareholders and directors of our holding company, Ventilating Equipment Supply Holdings Ltd. As a family-owned British manufacturing business, it’s exciting to see the third generation ...
Read More »What is sick building syndrome, and how can we prevent it?
By Helen Buchan, Infection Control Expert While hybrid working might be here to stay, insights show that return-to-work initiatives are bringing people back into the workplace for more days each week. But if the pandemic changed the way we work, ...
Read More »Equans completes major infrastructure upgrade for the University of Leeds and Leeds General Infirmary
Energy, services and regeneration specialist, Equans, has completed a major infrastructure upgrade project at Leeds Generating Station Complex (GSC) for the University of Leeds and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. The transformative infrastructure project will provide enhanced resilience, efficiency, and sustainability ...
Read More »Condair ISO9001 marks 30 years’ of quality
Condair, a leading provider of humidity control systems, has successfully achieved re-accreditation for the ISO 9001 Quality Management System (QMS), demonstrating its commitment to delivering superior products and services to its customers. The ISO 9001 standard is a globally recognised ...
Read More »TfL’s Stratford office reducing carbon footprint through on-demand energy innovation
As London’s biggest user of electricity and one of the capital’s largest landowners, Transport for London (TfL) is pushing ahead with smart building technology innovation to reduce its carbon footprint and improve green ways of working. A groundbreaking project that ...
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