Over the years, we have worked on many large scale building projects in the Yorkshire region which has naturally resulted in a rise in requirement for full-scale building management systems. Building Management Systems (BMS) are essentially computer-based controls that allow us to monitor the building’s mechanical and electrical equipment. This equipment can comprise of security […]
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The last few years have seen a rise in renewable energy sources being utilised by businesses and homeowners as they look for a more self-sufficient and cost effective means to energy supply. The Government has introduced 2 types of renewable technology incentives and here we look at the options and benefits with both schemes. The
A recent study by Greenpeace suggests Britain could be leading the way with renewable energy by 2030, potentially producing 85% of its power via wind and solar technology. Some believe that our reliance on fossil fuels is the only way we can continue to consume the energy we do right now, but Greenpeace are trying
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Lightning is a completely unpredictable event, which can be extremely dangerous to people and buildings. A lightning flash can not only cause harm to anybody inside a structure, it can also hugely effect the structure itself, the contents and any installations. A lightning protection system (LPS), therefore, reduces the risk of danger and damage towards
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As the renewable heat market grows, it is vital that support for biomass is sustainable. New sustainability criteria for the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) will make sure biomass meets the Government’s carbon and environmental objectives. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is introducing new sustainability criteria for installations using biomass and biogas fuels,
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