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SEC Group Wales underlines commitment to procurement reform

The Specialist Engineering Contractors' (SEC) Group has published a Manifesto for Welsh Construction, which was unveiled at the formal launch of SEC Group Wales.

12 Nov 2012

Panasonic names new product manager

Panasonic has appointed Paul Aitchison as product manager, air conditioning.

8 Nov 2012

Devon plumber fraudulently claimed to be registered gas fitter

A North Devon plumber who fraudulently claimed to be a registered gas fitter has received a suspended prison sentence and tagging order preventing him from leaving his home after 8pm.

8 Nov 2012

Carbon Trust urges schools to invest in energy efficiency

The Carbon Trust is writing to all schools and Local Education Authorities in England urging them to take action on energy efficiency to help reduce their £500m a year fuel bill.

8 Nov 2012

Biomass is 'key to the UK's renewable energy future'

The Back Biomass campaign organised by the Renewable Energy Association (REA) has welcomed a report that recommends biomass as a cost-effective way to meet UK renewable energy targets.

8 Nov 2012

Specialist sector continues to struggle

Specialist contractors are continuing to suffer in the face of tough trading conditions as the industry enters the difficult winter period, according to the latest National Specialist Contractors Council (NSCC) State of Trade Survey.

8 Nov 2012

Contractors switch to plastic to foil metal thieves

More contractors are switching to plastic pipework in an attempt to counter the rise in metal thefts, according to new research by Durapipe UK.

8 Nov 2012

Radiator replacement offers opportunity for installers

Around a fifth of homeowners still have radiators which do not have convectors, according to recent research by the Manufacturers' Association of Radiators and Convectors (MARC).

8 Nov 2012

EPEE welcomes revision of F-gas rules

EPEE (The European Partnership for Energy and the Environment) has welcomed efforts by the European Commission to revise the F-gas regulation and send a strong message to the rest of the world that action needs to be taken on F-gases.

8 Nov 2012

Worcester, Bosch Group invests £1m in new ad campaign

Worcester, Bosch Group has unveiled a new £1 million multimedia advertising campaign to boost the industry and support heating engineers across the UK during the key heating season.

8 Nov 2012

Kier signs up to the Green Deal

Kier Services, a division of Kier Group, has received Green Deal accreditation from leading certification body NICEIC.

8 Nov 2012

Better savings and income forecast from solar PV

The average combined savings and income made from households installing solar photovoltaic (PV) panels has increased by nearly £100, according to the Energy Saving Trust (EST).

7 Nov 2012

Call for greater transparency over fossil fuel subsidies

Solar systems designer and supplier Solarcentury has called for full exposure of subsidies to the energy sector.

7 Nov 2012

Carbon emissions target gets more challenging

A warning that we need to plan for a much warmer world has come from consultant PwC.

6 Nov 2012

Solar thermodynamic products suspended from MCS scheme

Thermodynamic solar panels are temporarily being suspended from the Microgeneration Certificate Scheme (MCS) installation database.

6 Nov 2012

Gas fitter's shoddy work threatened lives

A Brixham gas fitter has been fined after falsely claiming to be registered gas engineer and leaving work he carried out in a dangerous condition.

5 Nov 2012

J S Wright recruits senior engineer

J S Wright has appointed Craig Clark as senior contracts engineer.

5 Nov 2012

Contractor electrocuted in Tunbridge Wells

An electrical contractor died after being electrocuted at a Marks & Spencer store in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. on Saturday.

5 Nov 2012

Toshiba warns over potential ban on pre-charged ac kit

Banning the sale of air conditioning equipment pre-charged with refrigerant would cost installers more, according to Toshiba Air Conditioning's commmercial director David Dunn.

5 Nov 2012

Redring Xpelair encourages apprentices

Redring Xpelair has taken on two apprentices to work in its manufacturing design teams after joining forces with Peterborough Regional College.

5 Nov 2012

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Latest News

SEC Group Wales underlines commitment to procurement reform

Panasonic names new product manager

Devon plumber fraudulently claimed to be registered gas fitter

Carbon Trust urges schools to invest in energy efficiency

Biomass is 'key to the UK's renewable energy future'

Specialist sector continues to struggle

Contractors switch to plastic to foil metal thieves

Radiator replacement offers opportunity for installers

EPEE welcomes revision of F-gas rules

Worcester, Bosch Group invests £1m in new ad campaign

Kier signs up to the Green Deal

Better savings and income forecast from solar PV

Call for greater transparency over fossil fuel subsidies

Carbon emissions target gets more challenging

Solar thermodynamic products suspended from MCS scheme

Gas fitter's shoddy work threatened lives

J S Wright recruits senior engineer

Contractor electrocuted in Tunbridge Wells

Toshiba warns over potential ban on pre-charged ac kit

Redring Xpelair encourages apprentices

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