Enhanced Capital Allowance

Enhanced Capital Allowance

The Governments Enhanced Capital Allowance Scheme; for energy saving technologies, allows profit, or loss-making businesses, to benefit from tax breaks when investing in eligible, energy-saving, equipment. The scheme permits businesses to write off the whole cost of...
Heat Recovery – Industrial Heating Information

Heat Recovery – Industrial Heating Information

Industrial Heating Information – Heat Recovery The collection and re-cycling of what would be wasted or lost heat requires a lower temperature heat sink, where heat is captured and re-utilised. Recovered heat can be used in a variety of ways: pre-heating of...
Asbestos in Cabinet Heaters

Asbestos in Cabinet Heaters

There continues to be a great many older cabinet heaters, in daily use, that still contain internal asbestos panels and potentially dangerous fibres that can be released into the atmosphere.  Asbestos lagging, sprayed asbestos and asbestos insulating boards can easily...
HVAC

HVAC

In order to provide a comfortable environment to live or work within, ambient temperatures need to be kept within an optimum range. Above or below these limits, will almost always result in discomfort, inconvenience, reduced contentment/morale and lowered...
Carbon Monoxide a Hidden Danger

Carbon Monoxide a Hidden Danger

Carbon Monoxide (CO) can be produced whenever fossil fuels are burned at inadequately high temperatures. You can’t see, taste or smell CO, but it can kill quickly without warning, so it is important that the risks are fully understood. Oil and gas are...
Energy Saving

Energy Saving

Commercial buildings Some general advice for industrial heating management The most common methods of heating commercial buildings are via radiators, warm air handling units and electric heaters – Where possible use unit or radiant heaters as these are very cost...
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