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Insights 18/08/25

Is the UK set to become a world leader for electric vehicle infrastructure

In what may become known as a pivotal moment in Britain’s previously sluggish electric vehicle adoption, the UK Department of Transport this month announced a £63 million investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Released...

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Insights 09/05/25

French Regulation Change: Buildings Classified IGH / ERP

Fire Safety requirements for Buildings Classified IGH / ERP (France) As of 17 May 2025, there is a change to the regulations in France for high rise (IGH) and public buildings (ERP), including a strengthening of the regulations...

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Insights 22/04/25

BS9991 – Does the new regulation affect Electrical Cables?

British Standard BS 9991:2024, the national standard for fire safety design, management and use in residential buildings, became effective as of November 2024. Since then, our technical team have had numerous queries about how...

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Insights 20/03/25

All aboard the fastest trains in the world

So, what does it take to be among the elite of high-speed rail travel? There’s no defining standard for high-speed rail, but there is an expectation that current lines are should reach more than 200km/h (124 mph) and future installations...

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Insights 16/02/25

How airfield lighting supports air traffic passenger growth

Passenger demand for air travel continues to rise globally, placing increasing pressure on airport infrastructure, operations, and safety systems. According to IATA forecasts, global passenger traffic is expected to double...

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Insights 28/01/25

T-Pylons: A Bold Idea That Just Didn’t Connect

Updated: January 2025 It seems T-Pylons were a bold idea that just didn't connect: The National Grid’s ambitious Hinkley Connection Project, once hailed as a transformative leap in modernising the UK's electricity infrastructure,...

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