Electrical Engineering



  • NGET expands university grid innovation partnerships

    NGET has expanded university partnerships for transmission grid innovation programmes. The five-year RIIO-T3 agreements connect academic research with power electronics, digital tools, planning, and lower-emission network technologies.


  • Siemens expands German switchgear production capacity

    Siemens will expand German switchgear manufacturing through €300m investment programme. The plan strengthens supply for electrification, data centres, e-mobility, and SF6-free equipment.


  • Click Scolmore launches outdoor RCD FCU

    Outdoor FCU launch adds passive RCD protection for external installations. Click Scolmore’s Aquip66 unit is designed for exposed power applications.


  • United Infrastructure joins National Grid framework

    United Infrastructure joins National Grid’s cable delivery framework programme nationwide. The agreement covers 66kV, 132kV, and lower-voltage works.


  • Click Scolmore launches outdoor RCD FCU

    Technical webinar will examine networked heat pump delivery models nationwide. GTC will focus on ground arrays, controls, compliance, and operation.


  • Irish supercapacitor project targets fast grid response

    Irish supercapacitor pilot links storage response with digital infrastructure loads. The County Offaly project will test ultra-fast power support.


  • Click Scolmore launches outdoor RCD FCU

    FireAngel has launched a mains-powered alarm range for professional installers. Spec+ covers smoke, heat, carbon monoxide, and multi-sensor alarms with Grade D1 classification and BLE interconnection.


  • UKPN completes Sutton to Beddington reinforcement

    UK Power Networks has completed major south London cable reinforcement. The £6.8m Sutton to Beddington upgrade added 6.8km of underground cable to support resilience and future electricity demand.


  • Irish supercapacitor project targets fast grid response

    Power availability is tightening fast across EMEA data-centre development pipelines. Grid access, connection timelines, and infrastructure readiness are increasingly determining which planned facilities can become operational capacity.


  • UKNNL and Manchester formalise nuclear research partnership

    UKNNL and Manchester have formalised a wider nuclear research partnership. The MoU covers decommissioning, materials, fuels, waste management, innovation, facilities access, and skills development across one of the UK’s most important nuclear research clusters.