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Cutting carbon emissions with new street lamps

|Date: 31 January, 2018

Cutting carbon emissions with new street lamps

Thorn Lighting is helping North Tyneside Council to save millions of pounds and help the environment thro ...

Thorn Lighting is helping North Tyneside Council to save millions of pounds and help the environment through the refurbishment of thousands of street lamps. 7,300 sodium lamps across the borough are s ...

31 January, 2018
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The impact of the Clean Growth Strategy on social housing

|Date: 31 January, 2018

The impact of the Clean Growth Strategy on social housing

Following the decarbonisation of heat being put back on the agenda last year with the launch of the Gover ...

Following the decarbonisation of heat being put back on the agenda last year with the launch of the Government’s Clean Growth Strategy, Neil Schofield, Head of Government Affairs at Worcester, Bosch G ...

31 January, 2018
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MHG Gassero boilers provide efficient package for Exeter College

|Date: 30 January, 2018

MHG Gassero boilers provide efficient package for Exeter College

MHG Gassero has supplied three Superbox gas-fired condensing boilers to Exeter College to provide space h ...

MHG Gassero has supplied three Superbox gas-fired condensing boilers to Exeter College to provide space heating and hot water at the college’s Laurence Building. The two 1MW and one 500kW Superbox boi ...

30 January, 2018
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Using modular techniques to solve the housing shortage

|Date: 29 January, 2018

Using modular techniques to solve the housing shortage

Modular offsite construction methods hold the potential to solve the UK’s crippling housing shortage, acc ...

Modular offsite construction methods hold the potential to solve the UK’s crippling housing shortage, according to a report by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IME).  The report, entitled The ...

29 January, 2018
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The impact of the energy-related products directive extension on Johnson & Starley products

|Date: 24 January, 2018

The impact of the energy-related products directive extension on Johnson & Starley products

In October 2009, the European Commission (EC) published a framework Directive for energy-related products ...

In October 2009, the European Commission (EC) published a framework Directive for energy-related products. Although the energy-related products directive has already been implemented for washing machi ...

24 January, 2018
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Avoiding the performance gap with cost-effective boiler replacement

|Date: 23 January, 2018

Avoiding the performance gap with cost-effective boiler replacement

Cost-effective boiler replacement is widely considered an energy saving quick win. So why do some replace ...

Cost-effective boiler replacement is widely considered an energy saving quick win. So why do some replacement boilers fail to deliver? Chris Meir, Sales Director at Remeha, looks at how to maximise th ...

23 January, 2018
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Multi-million pound Aberdeen development uses hydrogen fuel cell plant equipment

|Date: 22 January, 2018

Multi-million pound Aberdeen development uses hydrogen fuel cell plant equipment

Taylor Construction Plant Ltd (TCP) has announced that its Ecolite TH200 LED Lighting Tower is helping to ...

Taylor Construction Plant Ltd (TCP) has announced that its Ecolite TH200 LED Lighting Tower is helping to light up the construction site of the new Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (AECC). Th ...

22 January, 2018
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SBS to deliver DREEAM energy efficiency pilot in the UK

|Date: 18 January, 2018

SBS to deliver DREEAM energy efficiency pilot in the UK

In February 2018, building contractor Sustainable Building Services (UK) Limited will start work on a new ...

In February 2018, building contractor Sustainable Building Services (UK) Limited will start work on a new £2m energy efficiency scheme in Lancashire. Commissioned by DREEAM — a European funded demonst ...

18 January, 2018
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Weardale village ends 50-year wait for new affordable homes

|Date: 15 January, 2018

Weardale village ends 50-year wait for new affordable homes

The first new social housing for over 50 years has been completed in the remote village of Rookhope, as p ...

The first new social housing for over 50 years has been completed in the remote village of Rookhope, as part of a £30m project bringing affordable homes to County Durham. A pair of two-bed bungalows i ...

15 January, 2018
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Delivering better outcomes from heat networks

|Date: 8 January, 2018

Delivering better outcomes from heat networks

Local authorities and housing associations must put customer service at the heart of heat network plans. ...

Local authorities and housing associations must put customer service at the heart of heat network plans. Bindi Patel, Head of Scheme at Heat Trust, explains how the scheme can work with landlords and ...

8 January, 2018
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