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Plans approved for micro energy storage facility in Colchester - Vimarsana News

Plans approved for micro energy storage facility in Colchester

PLANS for the construction and operation of a micro energy storage facility have been given the green light by Colchester Council.

UTF: An Infrastructure Backed 7.3% Distribution Rate (UTF) - Vimarsana News

UTF: An Infrastructure Backed 7.3% Distribution Rate (UTF)

UTF is an infrastructure-focused CEF with a healthy 7.3% distribution rate paid monthly and its largest position is set for long-term growth. Click here to read more.

Two suffer burns from electric shock in Sabah - Vimarsana News

Two suffer burns from electric shock in Sabah

KOTA KINABALU: Two men were injured after suffering an electric shock while fitting a billboard close to a Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) electricity sub station at Jalan Bundusan in Penampang here.

National Grid expects full-year profit to top guidance (NYSE:NGG) - Vimarsana News

National Grid expects full-year profit to top guidance (NYSE:NGG)

National Grid (NGG) said Thursday it expects its FY 2022 earnings will modestly exceed guidance issued late last year, with stronger than forecast underlying operating profit for the U.K

TrustFord apologise after Plough Lane tree 'disaster' - Vimarsana News

TrustFord apologise after Plough Lane tree 'disaster'

This is what the trees looked like before and after ( credit to Google Images and Edward Gretton) A car dealership has issued an apology after "destroying" eleven trees in Wimbledon. Trust Ford, who recently acquired the Cambria Automobiles’ Ford dealership, caused outrage across Merton after they removed a set of mature trees. Formerly known as Dees, the Wimbledon site has been rebranded and opened at Plough lane on May 14. On Saturday (May 15), residents slammed the company for "failing the environment" after discovering the "illegal" felling of eleven trees. The Wandle Valley F...