A UK university has launched a “world-first” research project to develop a new way of recovering waste heat from industry and decarbonise heating and cooling through new hydrogen technologies.
A team led by London South Bank University (LSBU) will investigate new ways of providing heating and cooling from energy intensive industries including steel, glass, paper and food.
The new hydrogen technologies which will be studied include chemical heat pumps to recover waste heat at various grades, long-distance transport networks to transfer recovered energy more efficiently and advanced heating and cooling systems.
The principal investigator is Yunting Ge, LSBU professor of building services engineering, working with two UK academic partners.
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Shaun Bailey, Conservative candidate for Mayor of London, admits he is facing an uphill battle to unseat Sadiq Khan in the May election.
Lockdown, he says, has made campaigning nigh on impossible and he sees himself very much as the underdog in the election, postponed from last year.
But there s no denying that 49-year-old Bailey would represent a breath of fresh air at City Hall (offices of the Mayor of London) with his ambitious plans to give London a fresh start – including the building of 100,000 affordable homes for young workers that can be part-owned with a mortgage from as little as £100,000 – and a deposit of just £5,000.
Heating and Ventilation News Academic Card will allow site access for students without on-the-job experience
BESA has announced a SKILLcard for engineers with degrees and other higher-level qualifications. The Academically Qualified Person (AQP) card has been developed so graduates can visit construction sites to help them gain more practical experience.
SKILLcard, part of the construction-wide CSCS scheme, is used by heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration operatives to provide proof of qualifications, skills and experience.
It already offers a Professionally Qualified Person (PQP) card, but this requires a certain level of industry experience. The new AQP card will enable graduate engineers and those holding further education qualifications such as HNDs and HNCs to provide evidence of their qualifications including the health & safety training needed to be allowed on site.
M Square Media, or more fondly known in the industry as MSM, is a success story like no other. Bootstrapped right from the beginning, MSM’s growth emanated from an innovative idea whose time had come. And at exactly the right time.
Kelwona,BC, Canada., January 22, 2021 - /PressReleasePoint/ -M Square Media, or more fondly known in the industry as MSM, is a success story like no other. Bootstrapped right from the beginning, MSM’s growth emanated from an innovative idea whose time had come. And at exactly the right time.
In 2012, Sanjay Laul was already a successful entrepreneur. He had founded an overseas education consultancy based in India in 2005, specializing in international student recruitment and English language training.He had a good thing going but he felt there was more he could do. Sanjay saw a need in the market, particularly in Canada where his business idea would eventually take root. With their limited resources, educational institutions in the country were ha