REO UK Release Whitepaper Exploring The State Of The Renewable Energy Sector
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- Published: Monday, 25 September 2017 13:09
Power quality specialist REO UK is urging businesses to reconsider their relationship with renewable energy.
Power quality specialist REO UK is urging businesses to reconsider their relationship with renewable energy.
Power distribution specialist REO UK has created an infographic outlining three ways to overcome problems with power quality in smart cities. The infographic is available to download from the REO UK website.
Power quality specialist REO UK has become a member of the Rail Forum East Midlands (RFEM), an organisation that operates as a source of knowledge and a voice for the rail industry.
Power quality specialist REO UK has released a whitepaper addressing electrical interference and power quality problems in the food and beverage, HVAC and medical sectors.
By 2018, Holland’s rail network will run entirely on renewable energy. The country’s existing wind farms already supply almost half of the network’s traction power. Investment in new farms will ratchet this up to the full 1.4TWh of electricity needed to transport Dutch commuters each year.
The British media widely reported how the recent WannaCry cyber attack largely targeted NHS trusts across the country. However, what was not as widely reported was that the attack also affected many factories across the world, shutting down production and causing concerns about data security.
Power quality specialist REO UK has installed new robotic units into its production facilities to improve the accuracy of component and enclosure manufacturing.
You may have seen a lot more people checking in at A&E or taking selfies from their hospital bed recently. It’s not that all your Facebook friends have suddenly been under the weather, it’s just that hospital patients and visitors are now allowed to use mobile phones on site without fear of interfering with medical equipment.
From powering microwaves to keeping fridge-freezers running, electricity plays an integral role in the food chain. Yet even before products reach the hands of consumers, a constant supply of reliable power is required to ensure that food is produced safely and properly.
Power quality specialist REO UK, has launched REOSTAB, a range of single and three-phase mains voltage stabilisers. The new range will protect industrial equipment from electrical damage in countries with unreliable power grids.