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Beginning with seven core products, the Emelux website will be expanded
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industrial and even domestic applications to provide general lighting,
corridor lighting, stairwell lighting and standard and emergency lighting.
All Emelux products will be available with a next day delivery meaning
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left until the last minute.
Emelux products are tested and selected to provide high quality,
competitively priced lighting equipment to comply with the relevant
British and European safety standards and are CE marked.
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REO UK URGES RENEWABLE ENERGY REFORM
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Power quality specialist REO UK is
urging businesses to reconsider their
relationship with renewable energy. The
company has released a whitepaper
exploring the state of the renewable
energy sector and argues that the time
is ripe for organisations to think about
how they can overcome problems such
as the changes to feed-in tariffs, power
quality problems, planning permission
and the threat from cheap imports of
renewable technology.
The paper explores the growth of
the renewable sector, including recent
figures indicating that 2016 was a record
year for the installation of renewable
power. According to the paper, a total of
161GW was added to the world’s capacity,
with solar power leading the way.
The paper looks at some of the
alternative schemes and models of
renewable-energy sourcing available to
businesses. It also explores the ongoing
challenge of planning permission, power
quality and the threat of cheap imports
of heavily subsidised renewable solar
panels from China.
“Along with a change of approach
to renewable energy models, business
leaders must also consider the quality
of the renewable equipment they buy,”
explained Steve Hughes, managing
director of REO UK.
“We’ve written this whitepaper to
inform business leaders thinking about
adopting renewable technologies as
part of the wider initiative to go green.
Although larger businesses have had the
resources to try their hand at renewable
technologies for many years now,
renewables have only recently offered
a financially viable and strategically
sustainable alternative to fossil fuels,”
said Steve.
Arrow STIRLING FIRM SELECTED FOR PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW
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(MRES) has been selected for the Parliamentary
Review, an independent guide which showcases the
UK’s top businesses.
The company is one of 11 businesses chosen to
feature in the Energy edition of the 2017 review. The
publication is sent to more than 500,000 leading
policymakers and business executives in an effort to raise
industry standards by sharing best practice.
MRES was established five years ago by husband and
wife team Moray and Cherene Robertson.
MRES founder
“It’s a real honour for us to appear in the
Moray Robertson
Parliamentary Review, which is read by thousands of
industry experts,” said Moray. “Our aim was to build an honest, reliable company with a
solid and dedicated team and we are pleased to have achieved that and be singled out as
an example of best practice.”
The firm features in the first Parliamentary Review of the Energy Sector which
demonstrates the progress being made by UK businesses to battle climate change and
energy waste.
It includes a foreword from Prime Minister Theresa May and three pages focusing on
MRES’ services, which include commercial and industrial electrical installation.
The journal details the firm’s work in the renewable energy sector and its investment
in new offices and training academy to grow the business.
“It has never been more important for government to hear the views of business and
the public sector in a constructive forum,” commented Sir Eric Pickles, chairman of the
review. “It is a vital time to share best practice and progress.”
Daniel Yossman, the review’s director, added, “Moray Robertson Electrical
Services and other hardworking organisations have come together to make this
year’s review possible.
“Sharing knowledge and insight with peers and government is essential work and I
am delighted this year’s review will reach every corner of the British economy.”
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12 | November2017