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5. Solar installers turn to wind energy to expand their


offering - AirPlus Renewables Show


12. LiGHT 26 returns to London for two days of lighting, design and innovation - Light 26


Net Zero


14. Europe’s real electrification challenges: why Europe’s ageing grids and stretched supply chains could slow the pace of electrification - CWIEME Berlin


Trade Skills


18. The state of support for women in STEM across Europe - Accu


20. Investing in the engineers of tomorrow - Exactaform


Data Centres


22. Can 800VDC meet the rising power demands of AI data centres? - Eaton


24. AI is redrawing the electrical boundary of the data centre - Global Commissioning


26. It’s time to rethink what we mean by a legacy data centre - BCS Consultancy


28. Future-proofing data centre cooling for the AI era - Güntner


Apparel


30. Ready for whatever the weather brings - Carhartt


Test & Measurement 32. Beyond the reading:


why test data is becoming critical electrical


infrastructure - Shocking Energy


34. Why measurement accuracy matters more than ever in electrification - TestEquity


Enclosures


38. Hospitality giant goes green with installation of recyclable electrical enclosure cabinet from leading UK manufacturer - Ritherdon & Co


40. Why corrosion resistance and compliance to North American standards are important when specifying industrial enclosures - Hammond


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