News Listing
Our news service focuses exclusively on the m&e sustainability agenda. We provide updates ranging from new European legislation to engineers unveiling their latest innovations. This is a resource to help you to react quickly to changes and to keep your clients in the picture.
Wicks wants energy efficiency
15 September 2009
Former Energy Minister says energy efficiency should come first. CIBSE President defends 100 watt phase out.
Failure to recruit undermines sustainability drive
11 September 2009
The National Grid is alarmed at the shortfall in numbers of engineers being recruited and says this will hamper efforts to create a low carbon economy.
Commissioning cuts energy use by 15 per cent
04 September 2009
A major study shows how commissioning can unlock significant financial benefits for building users.
Part L roadshows announced
18 August 2009
The industry is preparing its response to the proposed changes to Parts L and F of the Building Regulations. Come along to a briefing and feedback session in your area and have your say.
Next three years vital for UK renewables, says HVCA President
12 August 2009
New HVCA President Graham Manly throws down the carbon gauntlet to m&e firms.
Have your say on Parts L & F
21 July 2009
Part L 2010 will have a dramatic impact on the m&e sector. The consultation closes on September 17, and there are several organisations available to help you have your say.
Green mortgages could fire renewables market
13 July 2009
Homeowners will have access to low interest loans to pay for low carbon technologies from this week.
Industries unite to tackle household emissions
08 July 2009
Heating, lighting, glazing, and controls experts have joined forces with politicians to urge action on reducing household emissions by one billion tonnes.
Building energy labels launched in the US
30 June 2009
The US is following Europe by introducing building energy labels.
Government drops vital change to Part L
23 June 2009
The consultation on the new versions of Part L and F of the Building Regulations is finally underway, but many people believe the Government has missed its big change to tackle home energy efficiency