Editorial
The hidden tax on British tradespeople: why running vans costs more than it should – and what to do about it
Picture a self-employed electrician based in South London. Two vans, a small team, a steady mix of domestic rewires and ...
Lighting the Way to Healthier Communities
Richard Strode, Managing Director, Tridonic UK A recent article published in the Mail on Sunday regarding health concerns linked to ...
Preparing for the 2026 SF₆ transition: building resilient grids
By Andrea Estrada-Hein, EVP, Business Line Switchgear, ABB Electrification Distribution Solutions One of the most significant regulatory shifts in Europe’s ...
Industry leader reveals 5 key challenges for construction in 2026 – and how to avoid them
The UK construction industry faces a turbulent start to the year, with housing at its weakest since 2020, despite a ...
Schneider Electric UK Sets Out Its 2026 Predictions for the Energy Transition
Water challenges to drive increased uptake of digital technologies and software-defined automaton in UK industry AI Boom will drive demand for more sustainable power grids and ...
Wired for success: Why apprenticeships are vital for business growth in the electrical industry
By Sophie Prigmore, Executive Operations Manager at Seen Services. Seen Services is a specialist electrical and security contractor based in Ware, Hertfordshire ...
Strengthening infrastructure against flood risk in the wake of NYC’s flash flooding
By Nick Benyon, Global Product Manager, SLAYSON Intense rainfall submerged roads and flooded parts of the subway network recently in ...
Power to DC and AC! Unlocking greater energy security and resilience
By Andrea Quarteroni, New Electrical Distribution League Leader, Schneider Electric According to the International Energy Agency, the world is set ...
UK’s rooftop solar PV success depends on smarter grid management, says EA Technology
The UK's new scheme to mandate rooftop solar panels on new homes is a positive development for net zero, but ...
The race for heat pumps by 2028: What are the UK’s blockers for achieving its 600,000 installation figure?
The UK Government has committed to a target of 600,000 installations of heat pumps by the year 2028, which is ...