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Controlling temperature within buildings using low temperature heating and high temperature cooling
Mechanical and electrical contracting engineers, J & B Hopkins has used its headquarters in Concorde Way to demonstrate a highly energy efficient way of controlling the temperature within buildings using low temperature heating and high temperature cooling. “Concorde House was built on a brownfield site and designed around a light-weight steel frame with walls constructed from standard cladding panels,” explains Managing Director, Paul Hopkins... [more]
Alfa Laval introduces new generation of brazed heat exchanger for HVAC and refrigeration duties
Alfa Laval has introduced the latest model in what it refers to as a new generation of brazed heat exchanger for HVAC and refrigeration duties that are smaller, lighter and yet more thermally efficient than their predecessors. The CB30 is light and more compact thanks to new production techniques and its higher thermal efficiency is complemented by its ability to accomodate a lower pressure drop which, in turn, reduces power consumption. The C... [more]
Four Seasons Group's acquisition of LGBMS allows it to offer clients the opportunity to reduce energy bills
Four Seasons Group (FSG) has announced it has acquired Lincoln Green BMS (LGBMS). The acquisition of LGBMS adds a significant new skill set to the group, supporting Four Seasons ability to offer clients the opportunity to reduce energy bills and comply with increasing amounts of Carbon reduced legislation. Following the acquisition of Berkeley Controls in April 2010, increased staff will bolster the Controls and Energy Division, headed by Ray ... [more]
System Sensor Europe's new detectors provide specific fire protection for close control air conditioning systems for computer and IT rooms
The risk of fire or smoke spreading through duct systems used to transfer the warm and cold air increases as close control air conditioning systems for computer and IT rooms and air conditioning systems for personal spaces become increasingly common throughout Europe. System Sensor Europe has developed new detectors to provide specific fire protection for the square and circular air conditioning ducts that form part of such systems. The new ra... [more]
Retailers are wasting huge amounts of energy by blasting up their air conditioning and yet leaving their doors wide open
According to figures from The Carbon Trust, the retail sector is responsible for over five million tonnes of CO2 emissions per year. It is estimated that energy savings of up to 20% – equivalent to more than £300m – are possible across the sector. Cutting down on unnecessary waste and getting the right energy contracts go hand-in-hand for any business. Switching business energy suppliers can reduce bills by as much as 50%. Taking energy effici... [more]
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