Dawsongroup buys first JCB hydrogen generator

Dawsongroup Energy Solutions has taken delivery of JCB’s first hydrogen internal combustion engine powered generator. The system is designed for top up and peak power demands, alongside a battery and three-phase grid supply.

Why Travelers Fought a Fire Claim for Invisible Smoke Damage

Did a Travelers builders’ risk policy cover damage from invisible combustion byproducts? Behind the costly, prolonged legal aftermath of an Alabama arson.

North Dakota Joins Growing List of States with Coal Ash Disposal Oversight

North Dakota has become the fourth state so far to take charge of managing its own coal ash removal operations following the Environmental Protection Agency’s approval of the state’s coal combustion residuals program.

The Complete Guide to Generator Maintenance: What You Need to Know

The post The Complete Guide to Generator Maintenance: What You Need to Know appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Generators are essential pieces of kit, whether they’re serving as backup power during emergencies or working as a primary power source on remote or off-grid sites. But while generators are built for durability, they’re far from maintenance-free. Like any machine with moving parts and combustion processes, a generator needs regular attention to keep running reliably.  […]

Colas Rail adopts diesel conditioner

Bouygues-subsidiary Colas Rail UK is adding a chemical conditioner to its diesel tanks after being satisfied that its saves money and emissions by improving combustion.

IOSH - Fire Risk Management (2 of 6) - Basic Principles of Fire Safety, Fire Prevention

This 2nd session looks at the principle of addressing “Fire Prevention”. This webinar highlights understanding of the steps that must be taken to prevent fire from breaking-out in buildings

IOSH - Fire Risk Management (1 of 6) - Basic principles of fire safety, understanding the science of fire, 14102021

An “Introduction to Fire Safety” and includes the “Principle of Understanding the Science of Fire”. This first session will highlight the science of fire and will include the relevance of chemistry and physics to fire and combustion, and how materials eventually burn