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  1. Toodyay Fire could have been caused due to an Electrical Fault

    Toodyay Fire could have been caused due to an Electrical Fault WA's energy safety watchdog will investigate causes behind the weekend's blaze near Toodyay, including whether it could have been started by faulty electrical equipment. On Sunday, homeowners were put on an emergency warning, when a bushfire broke out just east from Toodyay, which almost spread out of control due to the blisteringly hot Read more...
  2. U.N study reveals: Electrical waste will be up by a third in 2017

    U.N study reveals: Electrical waste will be up by a third in 2017 A U.N study which was released on Sunday, states that the amount of TVs, mobile phones, tablets and other electrical waste disposed of annually worldwide will be forecast to grow by a third by 2017. E-waste, which can be defined as any electrical waste with a battery or a cord, can lead to severe problems, due to them containing substances which Read more...
  3. Christmas lighting is causing less of a demand on Ireland's Electricity Supply Grid

    Christmas lighting is causing less of a demand on Ireland's Electricity Supply Grid Christmas lightsare no longer causing a spike in Ireland’s electricity consumption, with authorities saying that it is possible that it is down to the use of new technology. The state owned body which is responsible for monitoring the demand and supply of electricity, EirGrid, said that the notable increase in the consumption of electricity Read more...
  4. Investment pays off for Gatlinburg LED lighting

    Investment pays off for Gatlinburg LED lighting Five years later and Gatlinburg City’s bright idea is paying off. The city for it ‘Gatlinburg Winter Magic’ lights program for the 2008-09 season made a full switch to LED bulbs from incandescent. They have hit a new milestone, after making the $180,000 switch and saw significant savings up front. Public Relations manager for the Read more...
  5. CCTV Cameras limited in Israeli Education

    CCTV Cameras limited in Israeli Education New regulations issued by the Israeli Education Ministry states that CCTV cameras will no longer be installed in kindergartens, and no longer allowed in classrooms or gyms in schools. A ministry document also states that the installation of the CCTV cameras is an addition to on duty teachers during recess not a replacement. The decision will be Read more...
  6. Bromley Cross Church gets a new heating system worth £23,000

    Bromley Cross Church gets a new heating system worth £23,000 A church received an early Christmas miracle after being given £23,000 to install a new central heating system. Cornerstone Church, in Lord’s Stile Lane, Bromley Cross, was given a grant coming up to Christmas by the Biffa Awards, which is a multi million fund that awards grants to environmental and community projects across the UK. The church Read more...
  7. Cargill bets big to fill electrical transformers on 'green chemical'

    Cargill bets big to fill electrical transformers on 'green chemical' Over the past few years, the U.S. Department of the Interior has been testing the effectiveness of electrical transformers which use vegetable oil against electrical transformers which use mineral oil in an attempt to boost power production while lowering the threat toxic spills of and fires. From using this green technology which has helped Read more...
  8. Guildford Car Parks Are Getting Renovated

    Guildford Car Parks Are Getting Renovated Millions are going to be spent on the car parks near Guildford, including the induction of a new pay by phone service.  From next year, motorists who use sites such as Bedford Road, Leapale Road, Farnham Road car park Guildford will see the improvements; however no changes to tariffs for 2014/15 will be made. The only increases that will be Read more...
  9. Firm Is Set to be Boosted With Cost Saving Electrical Work

    Firm Is Set to be Boosted With Cost Saving Electrical Work A warehousing and distribution giant in East Staffordshire has undergone a massive revamp which can see the company cutting its energy bills by thousands of pounder a year. Bosses at Amethyst Group Limited, based in Fradley Park, revealed that they had linked up Mace, Burton based electrical contractor, in a bid to install electrical and Read more...
  10. Gangs steal live cables leaving Dublin homes in darkness

    Gangs steal live cables leaving Dublin homes in darkness Organised criminals have now started using cherry pickers and hoist to access copper, which can fetch them up to €5,000 per tone on the scrap market. Over the past 3 weeks, there have been a total of 12 power cables stolen which Gardai are currently investigating. ESB experts have said that the criminals behind these thefts were putting other Read more...

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