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Introducing the Customer Service Award for frontline staff

As a direct response to popular demand, ACR News is proud to launch the Customer Service Award. This Award is aimed specifically at frontline acr staff - those people on the ground that deal with the customer on site or on the telephone.

EPB non-compliance costs taxpayer millions

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) is highlighting a significant case where the lack of enforcement of Energy Performance of Building Regulations (EPB Regulations) has cost taxpayers £5.7m. At a time when energy policy is one of the most serious issues facing government, CIBSE argues that this non-compliance can be overlooked no longer.

BSRIA appoints new chief executive

Julia Evans will take over the role as chief executive of BSRIA in May 2014 when Andrew Eastwell takes retirement from the company.

HFC phase out fizzles out in Bangkok

Progress towards phasing out HFCs was curtailed at the annual Montreal Protocol summit in Bangkok, which took place last week.

Reducing corporate property energy costs

A conference run by the BRE Trust's online news portal Building4change.com is set to tackle the questions, challenges and practical options for improving energy efficiency across corporate property portfolios.

Integral integrates WR

WR Refrigeration, which went into administration last week, has seen key parts of the business bought out by Integral.

BSRIA publishes new water treatment guide

BSRIA has launched the Water Treatment for Closed Heating and Cooling Systems guide.

Government launches Balance of Competence Review on Energy

The government has today published a call for evidence on the balance of competence between the United Kingdom and the European Union on energy.

MDS visits Rotherham as part of UK Tour

The Motor Driven Systems Conference visited Rotherham on Wednesday in the second of five UK dates aimed at helping industry professionals generate financial savings from motor driven apparatus.

Local training aids business fitness for DCI

With vocational training at the heart of its employee development, DCI Refrigeration & Electrical is sending six employees back to local colleges this Autumn to continue their City & Guilds qualifications in refrigeration, air conditioning and electrical disciplines.