2024 January

Samsung Electronics Air Conditioner Europe (SEACE) has launched a pioneering product, the EHS Mono R290 heat pump, in the UK.

CSA Vice Chair, Keith Barker, takes a look at the sector’s evolution and progression over the past 30 years.

MBS is pleased to support the Commissioning Specialists Association, and you can read their latest newsletter as a download by clicking the link below. 

With energy prices continuing to remain volatile, a free service from ABB can help to identify the easiest opportunities to reduce outgoings, as ABB’s Carl Turbitt, HVAC Drives UK Sales Manager, explains.

2023 was a big year for the building services sector, with an unprecedented surge in legislation and commercial business challenges, but BESA President Claire Curran believes there are reasons to be optimistic about 2024.

A newly-formed BESA advisory group says new legislation will transform all aspects of project delivery and business management.

Stuart Smith, Commercial Director at indoor climate solutions provider, Zehnder Group UK, discusses the urgent need for specialised training in M&E contracting.

Carrier has introduced a new line of high temperature and very high temperature heat pumps for use in industrial, commercial and public buildings and district heating.

Watts Industries UK’s new heat pump connection solutions range offers a wide range of components designed to seamlessly integrate air-to-water heat pump systems with heating and hot water networks.

A suite of ceiling and wall acoustic solutions have been specified for The University of Birmingham’s new landmark Molecular Sciences building, which will provide a hub for research and academic work.

A project linking ground source heat pumps to shared ground borehole arrays, which is a first in the UK, has earned two new accolades for the company that developed it.

Ideal Heating has helped to equip a new £500,000 green energy centre in Merseyside which is seeking to attract fresh talent into the heating industry.

Natural ventilation solutions manufacturer Passivent has helped breathe new life into the Grade II listed Matfen Hall in Northumberland