Solar PV: Don’t Be Put Off

Renewable Energy Installer magazine recently showcased a case study detailing a West Country farmer’s decision to invest in Solar PV panels.

The dairy farmer, David Tory, has 600 acres of farmland to deal with and recently made the decision to install

Solar PV Skills: What’s the Point?

Since the Feed-in-Tariff was introduced in 2010, sales of Solar PV systems have increased dramatically so that it is now not uncommon to see PV panels fitted to domestic homes and business premises.

However, despite this, many in the electrical industry

Get your Kids Involved with Electrical Fire Safety Week

Many people in the UK still think they’ve saved themselves a tidy sum by getting cheap phone charges online from abroad, when actually these chargers could in fact have any number of dangerous faults on them because they do not come up to UK standards

ESC Opinion of Part P Review

Last year the Government said that they were planning to review Part P of the Building Regulations.

Proposals are said to include either a diluted version or an abandonment of Part P altogether.

However, the Electrical Safety Council is very concerned

Preventing Electrical Accidents with ESC

Over the summer the ESC have been busy visiting shopping centres across the country to highlight to the public, the ‘Plug into Safety’ campaign.

This is in an attempt to reduce the figures, which currently stand at 70 deaths and 350,000 serious