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News


5. ScEngineering students to reimagine sustainable futures with Birmingham community - Engineers Without Borders UK


6. ScDonated Solar PV and Battery System powers life-saving treatment at


frontline hospital in Ukraine - RePower Ukraine


7. ScKNIPEX UK raises over £1,000 for band of builders through sponsored walk - KNIPEX UK


Cables


10. Are you wired for safe fire performance? - Batt Cables


12. The tug-of-war between speed and strength: how to strike a balance between cable performance and resilience - WireMasters


Electric Vehicles


18. Testing for EV high voltage components - TÜV SÜD


19. Powering the future of


electric fleets through smart infrastructure - Schneider


Electrical Design Software


26. What opportunities exist for startups in the autonomous driving software market? - Fairfield Market Research


Lighting


28. The Vital Role of Sensors in Intelligent Lighting Systems - Forum Lighting


30. LED Strip Lighting: why it’s a must for any project - Ansell Lighting


Trade Skills


32. Is upskilling a solution to an electrical skills gap? - NICEIC


IoT 36. UKREiiF showed us the


future, now it’s time to retrofit the past - UK Connect


Data Centres


38. 3 Key Takeaways from the Global Data Centre Index 2025 - DCByte


40. Could data centre demand drive a skill revival? - Davenham Switchgear


OCTOBER FEATURES Apparel


Defence Technology Safety in Engineering Test & Measurement


Transformers & Switchgear Lighting


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