A company is only ever as strong as its employees; a happy team equals happy clients. As you may know, we put a lot of work into creating an upbeat and safe environment that allows our employees to excel, promoting teamwork with a family feel.
We have put together the latest news highlighting some of the most talked about issues from an energy and power perspective.
At Shenton Group, we believe that downloading our ready made BIM objects can benefit everybody within the UK construction industry. We look at the benefits of Building Information Modelling and establish why it is vital to use quality models.
COVID-19 has forced millions of people to work from home and children to study away from school, which has put additional pressure on bandwidth and increased the importance of power continuity for data centres.
Do you have a CHP (Combined Heat and Power) requirement? Save time and hassle by downloading Quality assured CHP files from Shenton Group and ensure you avoid project delays.
A CHPQA (Combined Heat & Power Quality Assurance) quality mark will assist your organisation in getting the most out of your system financially, as a ‘Good Quality CHP’ qualifies your company for a range of incentives.
Sectors who rely upon continuous power and simply cannot afford to have a power outage include Healthcare, Military, Telecoms and Finance. Fortunately, there is a solution for all of them and that is an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Over the summer the National Grid outage demonstrated how reliant as a nation we are on our electricity supply. It would be a catastrophe if there was a prolonged absence of power leaving us in darkness
With Christmas and New Year approaching, it’s not too early to start planning which industry events to attend next year. shentongroup certainly has and we can confirm that we’ll be exhibiting at Pub16, Data Centre World 2016 and UK Ad & Biogas 2016, so read on and get the following dates in your diaries!
We’ve discussed potential blackouts this winter a number of times, but recent National Grid data paints a rather bleak picture of the 2015-16 provisional forecast.
