Siderise has announced its Innovation Centre has achieved UKAS ISO 17025 accreditation, validating that it operates with the highest technical competency and generates reliable results.

New research has revealed that 20% of building service engineers are unfamiliar with the UK Building Regulations’ Approved Document O, which addresses overheating in buildings – and almost half (46%) claim to understand the theory behind it but are unsure how to put it into practice.

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) Scotland has presented a cheque for £362 to the cancer charity Maggie’s.

Baxi has announced a record sponsorship deal with EFL Championship newcomers Oxford United Football Club, which will see the company become the men’s and women’s teams’ principal partner from the start of the 2024/25 season.

The J & E Hall CellarPlus cooling system has been chosen by refrigeration and air conditioning contractor PAR Services to ensure cold beer on-tap for the thousands of visitors at Doncaster Rovers Football Club.

TRILUX has delivered a premium grade Cat A lighting fit-out in the bustling heart of London's South Bank.

Schneider Electric has announced its smart energy management solutions feature in the London headquarters of design, engineering and consulting group Sidara.

Lochinvar has provided a complete heating and hot water system powered by four air source heat pumps for a new luxury 72-bedroom care home set in rolling Yorkshire countryside.

TRILUX has been selected by Just GYM, a prominent Polish fitness club chain, for its unique state-of-the-art lighting. This partnership ensures optimal training conditions, energy efficiency and a cohesive modern design, enhancing the overall ambience and functionality of the fitness clubs.

Sophisticated temperature control using Fujitsu General Air Conditioning UK technology is delivering the best possible growing conditions for a vertical farming enterprise in Northamptonshire.

Breathing Buildings has supplied ventilation to ECO MEP’s carbon negative headquarters in Ashford, Kent.

A new tool which measures and reports on whole life costs and whole life carbon emissions at the same time has been launched by the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS).

Group Horizon, a specialist training provider, has announced the launch of the BEMS Controls Engineer Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA), which will enable experienced professionals in the building controls sector to obtain an ECS Gold card upon completion.

Schneider Electric has announced that Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has been recognised as a European winner in its annual Sustainability Impact Awards.

Johnson Controls has announced the creation of a dedicated Global Data Centre Solutions organisation, focused specifically on operationalising Johnson Controls’ global scale to provide integrated solutions to data centre customers around the world in support of the company’s business segments. 

Panasonic has announced a new partnership with three of Scotland’s leading colleges to upskill the next generation of heating and plumbing installers with relevant heat pump training. This initiative aims to help decarbonise heating and future-proof homes across Scotland.

Polypipe Building Services has launched a new CPD (Continuous Professional Development) presentation entitled ‘Sustainable Design Methodology’. The presentation provides specifiers, engineers and contractors with best practice advice on the role prefabricated drainage and water supply systems can play in delivering a sustainable built environment.

Registration is now open for Smart Buildings Show 2024. The UK’s largest commercial smart buildings event will take place on 9th-10th October 2024 at ExCeL London and is FREE to attend.

Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions wowed the crowd at InstallerSHOW 2024 with its latest innovations, new partnerships, and significant investments in UK training centres. These efforts are set to revolutionise and speed up the UK's journey to Net Zero. 

Calling it a Quickfridge might be stretching it, but charity fundraiser Daniel Fairbrother made the most of support from Beijer Ref in the gruelling 100km Peak District Ultra Challenge.

The Lighting Industry Association (LIA) has announced the successful launch of its newly refreshed website, which went live on 2nd July 2024. This launch marks a significant milestone in the LIA's ongoing commitment to enhancing member experience and providing key resources for continuing professional development.

Work has begun on the upgrade of a youth centre set up to support the wellbeing and opportunities of young people across South Yorkshire.

Evoke Lighting and Cucumber Lighting Controls have united their expertise to brighten the facilities of Aspen Pumps.

Lucent Lighting has been chosen to illuminate a new restaurant in Cardiff. Six By Nico offers a unique restaurant experience, and its first Wales destination has been inspired by the street food of Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi.

Storm Housing Group, a registered provider (RP) of social housing, has unveiled a pioneering collaboration with CarbonWise and Saint-Gobain Off-Site Solutions, marking a significant leap forward in sustainable construction.

An environmentally conscious couple turned to Plug Me In to retrofit their 1970s two-bedroom bungalow in Birkenhead from a Combi-gas boiler to a Panasonic Aquarea L Series air-to-water heat pump.

Wates has been appointed to begin redeveloping the landmark Printworks site in Canada Water, South East London.

CIAT strongly agrees with BSRIA’s emphasis on a holistic approach to improving indoor and outdoor air quality, highlighting the urgent need for enforceable indoor air quality (IAQ) legislation in the UK. Discussions at BSRIA’s annual briefing reinforced this position.

A new study by NBS has found that nearly half of specifiers are still unsure of the responsibilities attached to the Building Safety Act 2022, a worrying sign that a high number of ‘knowledge gaps’ persist within the industry.

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) have announced a partnership to make CP1 (2020), the recognised Code of Practice for heat networks in the UK, accessible to all, free of charge.

Achieving Net Zero for lighting must encompass everything from supply-chain sustainability and logistics to customer engagement – this was one of the key messages to come from the Net Zero Lighting Conference in London on 2nd May.

Building on the success of the 2023 event, which saw the awards ceremony move to the Leonardo Royal Hotel London City, this year’s CSA Awards Dinner will be returning to this centrally located venue on the evening of Thursday 10th October.

Subscribe, or renew your free subscription, to MBS between 1st June and September 30 2024 and you could win a great prize.

ABM has announced a significant contract win with Transport for London (TfL) to provide mechanical and electrical (M&E) services across the London Underground network.

Viessmann Climate Solutions UK has partnered with Edwardian Hotels, one of the UK's leading luxury hotel groups, to deliver significant energy savings across its estate.

The 2024 FETA Annual Luncheon took place on Thursday 11th April and attracted guests from across the heating, ventilation, building controls, refrigeration and air conditioning industries as well as individuals from related institutions, associations, the trade press and Government departments.

In a move intended to redefine excellence within the building services engineering industry, the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has introduced the CIBSE Chartered Organisation Programme. 

Aspiring heating engineers Dylan Tonge from Bolton, and Ethan Wynn from Buxton, have secured their places in the final of the coveted Screwfix Trade Apprentice award.

The Chief Executive of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE), Kate Jennings, joined Shane Dempsey, Secretary General of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering Ireland (ACEI), in Dublin to mark the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the two associations.

The British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA) returned to the famous St George's Park in Staffordshire on 14th March for the staging of its 2024 Pump Industry Awards presentation evening. 

Looking into the opportunities presented by heat networks, a new report published paints a contrasting picture amongst investors and developers. 

With nearly nine out of 10 new school sites above the World Health Organisation (WHO) targets on major air pollutants, Elta is urging decision makers for schools' building services to address the problem through a 'three-step' process to ventilation specification and maintenance.

SGS has presented Haier Air Conditioning with ISO 14067 greenhouse gases product carbon footprint certification for two of its P-series split air conditioners which feature carbon emission reduction technology.

Following revelations that the Office of Product Safety and Security (OPSS) found over 85% of domestic heating circulators it inspected last year were non-compliant, distributors and installers are being urged to look out for 'fake' pumps as they could pose a safety hazard to consumers.

New research has uncovered the significant influence of air conditioning and ventilation on top-tier hospitality experiences, emphasising the vital role of air as a wellness trend gaining traction within the industry.

EnviroVent is celebrating winning two prestigious regional business awards: The Yorkshire Post Excellence in Business Ðand the Insider Media Made in Yorkshire awards.

A new insight study from Siemens Financial Services (SFS) assesses the volume of carbon emissions building owners could save through energy-efficiency-as-a.service schemes.

Distech Controls has announced that Atrius, also part of Acuity Brands' Intelligent Spaces Group (ISG), has won two awards from leading sustainability media companies Environment + Energy (E+E) Leader and ESG Investing. This is the second year running that Atrius has won the E+E Leader award.

The CEO of heat pump manufacturer Aira UK has said the government’s new proposals to scrap planning red tape for the installation of heat pumps in the UK will be a big breakthrough for the industry and consumers – but more policy changes are needed.

New procurement rules mean NHS suppliers will need to demonstrate their green credentials so the NHS can achieve its target of becoming net zero for directly-controlled emissions by 2040, with an ambition to reach an 80% reduction in its carbon emissions between 2028 to 2032.