One of the biggest safety challenges in the electric power industry is managing the risks posed by unwanted electrical discharges. With an increasing move towards renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind and biogas, there is a need for many more individual connections to the national electrical grid, which means the need for more switchgears. Switchgears …
Junior Graphic Designer Location: Livingston, West Lothian, Scotland Salary: DOE. Contract: Full time, Permanent Vacancy Overview Due to continued growth and expansion, an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated Junior Graphic Designer has arisen to join our dynamic team. The role is extremely varied and requires a flexible individual to work across multiple businesses within the …
Where? National Exhibition Centre (NEC) Birmingham United Kingdom When? 3-4 November 2021 We are pleased to announce Edinburgh Sensors will be attending Lab Innovations 2021 which will be taking place from 3-4 November at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham, UK. Lab Innovations is referred to as ‘the UK’s leading annual exhibition for the entire …
The use of biogas as a renewable energy source currently accounts for 10 % of global primary energy consumption1 and is often heralded as the perfect example of the ‘circular economy’ – where waste products can be reused to generate energy for other processes in a self-perpetuating cycle.2 Biogas consists of the mixture of gases produced …
In response to excellent business growth throughout the Americas, we have made a number of exciting appointments to our team in recent months. We are now delighted to announce that Christophe Roux has joined the team from sister company Froilabo and will be leading our business development activities on the American continent. Christophe will be based …
With the global COVID-19 pandemic continuing, indoor air quality remains a topic of intense discussion. Since airborne transmission of COVID-19 became a known infection route, experts worldwide have been working on approaches to minimise the risk of indoor viral spread that can potentially be exacerbated by heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.1 This is because …
