2006 June
Software assesses compliance with Building Regulations
Condensing boiler has 4-star NOx rating


Maxxflo water heater in a smaller size

Cast-aluminium boilers from Clyde Combustions

Unvented cylinders for domestic hot water
Door curtains for condensing boilers

Improving the lighting performance of metal ceilings

Emergency luminaire is self testing

Condensate pump for Glow-worm boilers

Xpelair offers fans for light-industrial applications

Water-treatment training courses

SES helps refurbish Pimlico district heating


Proving the performance of fan-coil units

Building on research into reducing carbon emissions


Space Air renews motorbike sponsorship
Grundfos prepares for third factory in Hungary


Mott MacDonald shares in RICS award for Sage Gateshead
Buro Happold opens in Edinburgh


MITIE helps address skills shortage in Scotland
New NVQs developed for building-services engineers
Inverness project delivers BREEAM rating of 84%
Industry responds to rising copper prices


Morfitts nears completion of rugby stand in Leeds


Control valve brings more features to DHW systems

Hospital benefits from motorised commissioning valves


Exploiting the benefits of dynamic balancing

Commissioning gains NVQ status
Samsung launches R410A VRF air-conditioning system
AET brings local control to Hiross Flexible Space system

Art Cool designs get even cooler

Sanyo equipment wraps up healthcare packaging project
Kooltech builds up its Mitsubishi stock for the summer



Vaillant moves into UK air-conditioning market

Approaching 20 years of VRF in the UK

Towards energy-efficient ductwork


Rinnai UK launches applied products division
Rinnai is launching a new division - Rinnai Applied - which will be dedicated to the design, supply and service of larger HVAC units and systems that will meet the specific heating, ventilation, air conditioning and hot water demands of commercial and industrial premises.
Engineering services alliance welcomes government consultation on retentions and late payments
Actuate UK, the engineering services alliance, has welcomed the new government consultation on reforming cash retentions and taking legislative measures against late payments to small businesses, as part of the new Small Business Plan unveiled on 31st July 2025.