Entries by Lyn

Geen power too slow to stop climate change

The production of renewable energy is increasing every year. But after analysing the growth rates of wind and solar power in 60 countries, researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and Lund University in Sweden and Central European University in Vienna, Austria, conclude that virtually no country is moving sufficiently fast to avoid global warming of […]

Putting wood on the map at COP26

Wood for Good is working with different stakeholders to ensure that timber construction is part of the conversation ahead of the UN climate change talks being held in Glasgow this November. Wood for Good is sponsoring a one-day conference at the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre on 2nd November which will include a range of speakers […]

ZENTIA PUT YOU ABOVE ALL IN NEXT PHASE OF BRAND STRATEGY

Pictured from left: Zentia managing director Dirk Jaspers and director, sales and marketing Graham Taylor.   Leading ceiling systems manufacturer Zentia announces brand relaunch. Zentia, the UK’s market leader in complete ceiling solutions, is putting customers at the heart of its brand and marketing strategy. Following Zentia’s rebrand, which evolved from Armstrong Ceiling Solutions last […]

Kentec Authorised Distributor Scheme welcomes Fortus

Kentec Electronics, a leading manufacturer of life-critical control systems, has welcomed Fortus Group Holdings (‘Fortus’) to its Kentec Authorised Distributor (KAD) scheme, providing the fire and security distributor with dedicated product training and support, enhancing its ability to provide comprehensive solutions to installers. The KAD scheme is a global network of specialists, experts and trained […]

HEAT PUMP TECHNOLOGY A COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTION

In line with the publication of the Government’s net zero strategy today, the Future Homes Standard, which aims to reduce the carbon footprint of residential homes by 80%, will come into effect in 2025. The legislation aims to ensure that new homes in England are futureproofed with low-carbon heating systems and high levels of energy […]

DISCOURAGING DEMOLITION ESSENTIAL TO AID CLIMATE GOALS

More must be done to retain public building asset health if ‘demolition’ is discouraged as part of climate goals – says Screening Eagle   A major focus and sustained investment in structural inspection is ‘essential’ if we are to expect ‘longer life-spans’ from our buildings and structures to mitigate the pace of climate change, says […]

‘Photovoltaics can change the earth’s ecology’

With the challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss growing, the realization of global sustainable development has reached a crossroads. As the only solar energy company invited to attend the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP15), LONGi firmly believes that photovoltaics can change the earth’s ecology […]

Wind Power Needs Political Will Power

Rebecca Williams, Director of COP26 at GWEC, commented: “We already have the tools and the technology we need to tackle climate change. What we don’t have yet is the unprecedented political will we need to make this happen.   The wind energy sector has released a manifesto at the BNEF London summit calling on governments […]

PLAYING A BIG PART IN REDUCING CARBON EMISSIONS

West Fraser – the fewer carbon emissions a building or building product creates, the better it is for the planet West Fraser (formerly known as Norbord), the UK’s no.1 producer of engineered wood panels, is committed to playing a big part in reducing carbon emissions in all its manufacturing processes. Being carbon neutral just wasn’t […]

MTX celebrates the expansion of Hillingdon Hospital

Following the Government’s drive to develop UK hospitals, MMC healthcare specialist, MTX, is celebrating the completion of its latest project at Hillingdon Hospital. The plans to create a three storey, 2,400m2 solution at Hillingdon Hospital allowed for 70 new bed spaces across three wards, four private rooms, a nurse base, offices, interview room and clinical […]