The University of Surrey has been awarded £1.8m from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to investigate how tall buildings impact the UK.
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Wind Power has become a beacon of green innovation as we venture deeper into the era of renewable energy. However, the journey towards a sustainable future is fraught with unseen challenges and economic intricacies.
Read More »Stop Builders Leaving The Industry Short
The issue of UK builders leaving the industry for other careers is multifaceted, involving various social, economic, and industry-specific factors.
Read More »Victorian Kitchen Attraction – Why Britain’s Millennials Swoon Over Edwardian, Vintage Gothic and Victorian Kitchens
Classic Victorian Kitchen Charm, Edwardian Serenity & Gothic Mystique.. We will always be lured - But why?
Read More »Attract More Customers to Your Small Business with Professional Landscaping and Garden Care
Have you ever considered how a beautifully kept landscape and garden can remarkably enhance your small business's appeal?
Read More »Rockwool Bridgend Factory – Green Hydrogen Trialled as a Power Source of the Future
Research into a new innovation in low-carbon technology will test the potential for the replacement of natural gas with green hydrogen in the manufacturing process of ROCKWOOL insulation at its Bridgend factory.
Read More »Land Development – Essential Tips To Succeed
With housing activity hitting records high and sales of new homes growing, now might be a good time to invest in land development. Savills' latest land analysis reveals the value of greenfield land rose to 3.9% in the third quarter of 2021.
Read More »Tankless Water Heater – Should You Install One?
Given the energy crisis it makes sense to find ways to reduce hot water usage. One way to do this is to install a tankless water heater.
Read More »District Cooling is Really Hot
There is a great deal of interest within many energy companies to pursue a new investment or expand their existing investment in district cooling.
Read More »How To Build a Soundproof Room
Creating a soundproof room is an excellent project for those looking to create a peaceful environment, free from external noise. Whether you’re setting up a home studio, a private study, or simply wish to enjoy tranquility in your living space, this guide will walk you through the essentials of building a soundproof room, with a focus on optimizing for the …
Read More »The Pros and Cons of Customer Data Harvesting
Innovative disruptions have come to virtually all sectors of economies through the introduction of technology and ultimately, personalization.
Read More »Additional Contract Win for ENGIE Fabricom
ENGIE Fabricom has secured an additional contract as part of a major framework agreement with owners and operators of strategic gas assets across Europe.
Read More »Acoustic Engineering for the Premier League – The Soul of Sport
Sports arenas the world over are contending with a new paradigm of acoustic engineering. Broadcasters have turned to using fake crowd noises.
Read More »GMB London Call Out Labour Party on Heat Pumps
Up to £27,550 cost per household for heat pumps not a Labour Party future for low carbon home heating says GMB London. See link to the BEIS report.
Read More »AI Can Help Real Estate Companies Offer Safe and Sustainable Office Buildings for Returning Employees
Companies and real estate owners around the world are facing an unexpected and unwanted challenge - How to re-open their offices and re-start their business.
Read More »How to Increase the Value of Your Home Before Selling
Before you sell your home, it’s a good idea to do all you can to increase its value. Learn tips and tricks to raise your asking price, on any budget.
Read More »7 Tips for Making the Most of Online Training
In our post-COVID-19 world, more and more activities are moving online, from work to yoga classes, and training is no exception. Certain types of training such as Skills Training Group gas and electrician courses need to be done in person. However, there are many other kinds of training, such as digital skills, marketing, writing, and more that can be successfully …
Read More »Flexible Flooring: The Foundation of Future Office Design
COVID-19 has proven that, for the most part, people can work fairly effectively from home. Yet far from spelling the end of the office, it will instead permanently alter our perceptions of how we use it and what purpose it serves.
Read More »Pressure to Go to University Worsening Skills Crisis
This problem has become more pronounced, with this age group having been four times more likely to experience pressure to study for a degree than +55 year olds, according to new research by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
Read More »Graphene concrete set to revolutionise construction industry
A new greener, stronger and more durable concrete that is made using the wonder-material graphene could revolutionise the construction industry. Experts from the University of Exeter have developed a pioneering new technique that uses nanoengineering technology to incorporate graphene into traditional concrete production. The new composite material, which is more than twice as strong and four times more water resistant …
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