Return of the MACH: good to be back
After a successful return in 2022, MACH has become bigger and more essential than ever before, writes James Selka
After a successful return in 2022, MACH has become bigger and more essential than ever before, writes James Selka
Remember life before Covid-19? Sometimes when I think about the enormity of the global pandemic, the considerations and goals of 2019 seem like a lifetime away. However, the important issues have not gone away, they have just been temporarily overshadowed, and in many cases are already starting to emerge back into the headlines and as a result, people’s consciousness.
I had planned to sit down to write this month’s column to preview MACH 2020, which was due take place during April. But, like everyone’s plans across the world, ours have had to change and adapt due to the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.
As a write this while working from home, I still can’t quite get my head around these unprecedented times we find ourselves in.
Welcome to the latest issue of Industrial Plant & Equipment and our first of 2020.
Guido De Sanctis, services business leader HVAC Europe at Trane discusses the rise of servitisation for HVAC equipment and lays out the benefits for businesses and the environment
Welcome to the latest issue of Industrial Plant & Equipment, a very special issue because as well as our usual mix of informative articles and innovative technology, it includes our annual maintenance supplement with an in-depth preview of Maintec – the reliability event.
In this month’s column BCAS offers some energy saving tips.
While welcoming the UK Government’s launch of an independent review into reducing energy costs, Steve Hughes, managing director, REO UK, explains why he believes it only tells half of the story
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