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2017 Future of Engineering Conference
Our Director, Graham Kenyon, will be appearing in a Discussion Panel at the 2017 Future of Engineering Conference on on 26 April 2016: https://www.bsigroup.com/…/2017-04-26-FutureofEngineering-…/ Note: G Kenyon Technology Ltd is not responsible for the content of other web-sites linked from this page.
Graham’s Article for the Electrical Times January 2017
Graham has written an article for the January 2017 Edition of Electrical Times, “Three Trends for 2017”, which is featured on the front cover and can be found on Page 34. It discusses some up-and-coming trends in the electrical industry. Back issues of Electrical Times can be viewed on-line. This is the January 2017 Issue. […]
Energy Storage Interview – IET Wiring Matters
The IET Wiring Matters Winter Issue 2016 contains an interview with our Director and Principal Consultant, Graham Kenyon. The interview is about Electrical Energy Storage Systems, relating to two publications that Graham has been working on with the IET, as: author of IET Technical Briefing Electrical Energy Storage; An Introduction, which was published in June […]
NEWS – Electrical Energy Storage: an introduction
We are proud to announce that our Principal, Graham Kenyon, is the lead author for a new June 2016 publication from IET Standards entitled “Electrical Energy Storage: an introduction”. As the efficient use of energy becomes more important to domestic and commercial / industrial consumers alike, this technical briefing is a timely introduction to the […]
NEWS Practical considerations for d.c. installations
Our Principal, Graham Kenyon, is the lead author for this new December 2015 publication from IET Standards. Supporting the IET Code of Practice for Low and Extra Low Voltage Direct Current Power Distribution in Buildings, this technical briefing provides guidance on the differences between how d.c. and a.c. circuits are considered, and will be useful […]
NEWS Wiring Matters – Technical considerations for d.c. installations
Interest in utilising d.c. power systems within buildings is on the increase, for various applications relating to: Distributed / local energy generation and storage Electronic devices Data centre installations LED lighting Our Principal, Graham Kenyon, has written an article for the IET’s Wiring Matters, which discusses the challenges that are presented by what could be […]