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Features

16 REAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE GREEN ECONOMY

How the UK’s targets for carbon reduction offer huge opportunities for boosting business in the electrical industry

22 GOING FOR GOLD

Putting the electrical installation at London’s high- profile Olympic Stadium project under the spotlight

COVER STORY

28 FIRST LADY

Making history: the ECA’s first woman president, Diane Johnson, addresses the key challenges facing the industry in her inaugural interview

37 HELPING HAND

From funding support to legal advice and training – how businesses can get help in challenging times

40 ACTING NOW

Get up to speed with changes to the Construction Act or your payments could be affected

41 BACK TO THE FUTURE

Looking after history – project feature on the Museum of London’s upgraded fire protection system

44 RING THE ALARM

A focus on the fast-growing Fire and Security Association

48 SORTING IT ALL OUT

Essential advice for resolving costly disputes when the blame game begins, plus avoiding common mistakes

53 MOVING UP THE LADDER

Growing your business to the next level presents a whole new set of challenges. Consultant David Fox offers key advice for ambitious contractors

56 MIND THE GAP

We outline how the ECA Training Fund can help you avoid a skills gap in your business

60 MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF

MODERN INSTALLATIONS

Industry viewpoint: cable management opinions from Lee Jones of Schneider Electric

We’re there to promote to government how good the electrical industry is

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