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Digital locking specialist SimonsVoss has launched the FORTLOX Series, a new mechatronic locking system designed to help organisations strengthen security across technical infrastructure sites with remote assets and distributed estates. At…
Aylesford Electrical gain two finalist spots in Electrical Industry Awards
Aylesford Electrical Contractors Ltd has been shortlisted as a finalist in two categories at the highly respected 2024 Electrical Industry Awards. The company has secured finalist places for EV Charging Installation of the Year and…
Electrical contractors warn of capacity crisis ahead
Select president Mike Stark
Mike Stark, who took over as president of Scotland’s electrical trade association Select last week (6th June), said that the UK’s National Grid could struggle to satisfy the voracious energy needs of artificial…
Research indicates EV infrastructure needs to ‘accelerate’ to meet surging demand
The installation of new commercial and consumer EV charging points (EVCP) currently cannot keep pace with the UK’s uptake in the number of electric vehicles on the roads finds new research. Construction industry insight expert,…
Addressing the future of EV charge points and the anxieties around EVs | EV-comply
Jordan Reynolds, CPO of EV-comply, discusses the growth and future of the EV charge point sector and addresses some anxieties around EVs.
Unsurprisingly, we have seen a huge influx of enquiries for EV charge point installations across…
Bureau Veritas urges commercial buildings to ‘create an infrastructure’ that supports an EV future
Electrical safety expert, Bureau Veritas, has cautiously welcomed new world-leading regulations for all new homes and buildings in England to have electric vehicle charging points installed as standard – stating that the move will help to…
All new buildings in England to have electric car charge points from 2022
Are you an electric vehicle driver planning to buy a newly built...
Is the ‘electric revolution’ grinding to a halt? | Actuate UK
As EV adoption continues to gather pace, we talk to key representatives from Actuate UK to find out why the ‘electric revolution’ could grind to a halt if the correct infrastructure, equipment, skills and incentives are not in place.
In…