

Why an Electrical Substation has Entered an NFL Injury Debate
The San Francisco 49ers are doing a different type of research this offseason. After another season plagued by a high rate of injuries the 49ers are set to investigate why they continue to suffer a higher rate of injuries than the average NFL team. One of the theories that started, (you guessed it) online, theorises that an electrical substation near the 49ers training facility and home stadium is contributing to the injuries. 49ers General Manager John Lynch said Wednesday.
Jan 23


How PVT Technology can help you achieve Net-Zero
PVT panels are capabe of generating both electricity and hot water simultaneously.
Nov 20, 2024


Scotland to Adopt Passivhaus
Scotland is poised to be the first part of the UK to implement Passivhaus standard for new homes after the low emissions benchmark made...
Jan 9, 2023


Air Conditioned Pitches - The Science Behind Qatar's World Cup
One of many issues flagged when Qatar was 'awarded' the 2022 World Cup was the proposal that pitches would be air-conditioned in an...
Nov 22, 2022


Tropical Hydro Electricity
Situated just 15 minutes from BTP's Cairns office the Barron Gorge Hydro Electric Power Plant in Cairns is one of three hydroelectric...
Nov 14, 2022


ASHP vs Battery Storage - The Smart Solution to Energy Saving
With energy bills set to continue increasing the need to reduce energy usage and save on utility bills is becoming more and more...
Oct 13, 2022


Queensland's Pumped Storage Hydro Project
Kidston's Pumped Storage Hydro Project will be the first hydropower facility to use an abandoned mine. The 250MW fixed speed reversible Francis turbines will be Australia's first hydro storage project in more than 40 years. Once finished the facility will be Australia's third largest electricity storage facility. Construction began in January 2022 and is being overseen by Genex Power a renewable energy, generation and storage company based in Australia. The project will form
Aug 25, 2022


Overheating Mitigation - Building Regulations Part O
Building Regulations Part O (Approved Document O ‘Overheating Mitigation’ ) came into force in June 2022 which requires new dwellings (including conservatories) to meet the requirements of Part O. Part O does not apply to extensions or conservatories added to residential buildings after they are built or to buildings undergoing a change of use. Compliance can be demonstrated by one of two methods (both of which are available from our in-house accreditation team); Simplified M
Aug 15, 2022


Storing enough of the Sun’s Energy for the Winter Heating season
A very simple way to eliminate boilers, heating bills and buring fossil fuels in buildings would be to store sufficient heat energy...
Aug 10, 2022


Wiring Regulations Update - What's Happening and When
Amendment-2 to BS7671 18th Edition wiring regulations The BS7671 18th edition Wiring Regulations became mandatory in January 2019, the...
May 9, 2022


Part S - Changes Incoming for Construction Industry
What is Part S? Part S is a new Building Regulation approved document due to come into play June 2022. Part S aims to future proof...
Mar 29, 2022


Part L & The Future Home Standard
Last updated eight years ago the Government's consultation response to 'The Future Homes Standard: changes to Part L and Part F of the...
May 25, 2021


Zero Carbon Coral 'Ark' Planned for Port Douglas
Port Douglas, Queensland could soon become home to an electric, carbon neutral 'ark' which will house coral species under threat from...
Dec 9, 2020
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