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Aggreko batteries save Keltbray over 200 tonnes of carbon in a year
New analysis of site data from 12 Keltbray construction projects has revealed staggering savings since the business introduced Aggreko’s battery technologies to decarbonise its power usage and reduce running costs. Keltbray is a construction engineering specialist delivering integrated solutions for complex building and infrastructure sectors across the UK. Recognised by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) for its efforts to quantifiably reduce the carbon emissions on its projects, the business is
continually looking at new processes, technologies, and forward-thinking suppliers to partner with to continue such work.
The Snickers Workwear
Protective Wear Collection An extended range of sustainable and functional, EN-certified Protective Wear for light to night, dawn to
dusk.The Snickers Workwear brand is a market-leader in top quality, sustainable working clothes. And, as befits a world-leading brand, it’s clothing range for professional tradesmen and women is complimented by a range of effective, fully accredited Protective
Wear.There’s High-Vis clothing for Low-vis workplaces. The 66-product collection is ISO compliant with the ergonomically designed Class 1,2 and 3 clothes for men and women keeping them both visible, safe and properly weather-proofed at
work.For high levels of protection in high risk environments, the Snickers Workwear’s EN-certified ProtecWork clothing provides high levels of protection against heat, flame and electrostatic hazards, liquid chemicals and mechanical risks delivering excellent durability, great comfort and a modern, ergonomic
fit.Complementing all Snickers Workwear and Protective Wear clothes is the Gloves collection. Its advanced designs, features and material combinations to suits a wide variety of trades, and workplaces, weather conditions and hazardous environments.
Snickers Workwear 01484 854788
www.snickersworkwear.co.uk
Battery Viability and Versatility - In early 2022, Aggreko Sector Engineer Kath Argent began working in partnership with Keltbray to audit its power requirements across certain sites and identified the common issue of generator oversizing. Kath comments: “We often see hired equipment that is oversized as an attempted level of resilience, but it also means it is often running at less than 30% load and therefore inefficient. Aggreko right- sizes its equipment and implements other techniques, such as load on demand, for maximum efficiency.”
Aggreko 01543 476000
Countdown to EMC & Compliance International 2023: Only two weeks left
The UK’s leading conference on electromagnetic compatibility, EMC and Compliance International 2023 is just around the corner, with only two weeks left until the exhibition. This year’s show will take place at Newbury Racecourse in Newbury, Berkshire, on May 16 and 17 and will feature an exhibition of some of the leading companies in EMC and compliance technology. Visitors can register for free on the show’s website to secure their ticket. EMC and Compliance International brings together exhibitors from across sectors including
electronics, electrical, industrial, aerospace, medical, military and more. The show will provide access to expertise on new EMC directives, components, test techniques and equipment and the latest EMC modelling. The two-day programme includes a specialist speaker area, called Ten minutes with an expert (TWEX), which will give visitors the chance to sit down with an expert for a free EMC consultation. TWEX will feature nine experts who will offer their advice on issues such as electromagnetic hazards, data protection and more.
EMC and Compliance International 2023
info@emcandci.com
https://www.emcandci.com/
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