newsThe food sector must make Net Zero a culture, not a target
With food responsible for 20% of global emissions, LRQA says real progress on Net Zero depends on leadership, employee engagement and embedding sustainability into everyday culture
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newsBoost competitiveness and reduce energy spend with efficient energy management
Modern energy management technologies can balance the drive for sustainability, cost-savings, and the demand for resilient power through the energy transition, explains James Hampshire
newsABB and Ark Data Centres power UK’s first AI data centre
ABB HAS completed the UK’s first deployment of a turnkey medium-voltage (MV) uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system at Ark Data Centres’ Surrey campus, showcasing its capability as a full-system solution provider for mission-critical infrastructure.
articleMHHS: Getting ready for the electricity market revolution
MHHS reform will reshape the UK electricity market, giving businesses richer data, more flexibility and new opportunities to cut costs and carbon, explains Ben Whitelam
newsHow to achieve energy efficiency in steam generation
Ben Friend shares his experience on delivering cost and emission savings when it comes to steam boiler use
newsHow low can you go? The race to cut NOx emissions in burner technology
IN TODAY’S decarbonising economy, the pressure is on to reduce more than just CO₂. Nitrogen oxides (NOx), the pollutants behind acid rain, smog, and serious respiratory problems, are increasingly in the spotlight. Tightening legislation across the UK, Europe, and globally is driving burner manufacturers to rethink combustion design and emissions control.
In this piece, Nathan Chance, national C&I technical and sales manager at Riello Burners in the UK discusses how low we can realistically go with NOx. Or are we approaching a natural limit defined by physics, chemistry and cost?
newsIS0 11011: The route to compressed air system efficiency
THE BRITISH Compressed Air Society (BCAS) has developed a new Understanding of ISO 11011 training course to further focus on the energy efficiency assessment of compressed air systems, as defined by the ISO 11011 standard.
newsNVQ compressed air pathway first for UK
THE BRITISH Compressed Air Society (BCAS) has launched a new NVQ Compressed Air Pathway, a vital component of the Diploma in Installation and Commissioning. This industry-first qualification aims to formally recognise the skills of experienced compressed air technicians aiming to enhance their skills and knowledge in this specialised field. Terry Collier, training and development officer at BCAS explains how the qualification is being welcomed across the sector.
newsRobust drive technology for extreme industrial environments
WHEN MACHINES and motors are required to deliver maximum performance under the toughest conditions, AuCom’s drive solutions are the answer. For particularly demanding industrial applications, the specialist in electronic drive technology has developed the 1 kV variable frequency drives (VFD) of the HM Series.
newsMid-Tech Air Products moves office to support Ingersoll Rand spares’ business
MIDLANDS-BASED Mid-Tech Air Products has moved to new, larger offices to support its expanding Ingersoll Rand compressed air spare parts’ business.
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