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The wait is over – InstallerSHOW New York is officially open for registration. Tickets are 100% free, so don’t miss out! Tickets include access to both the InstallerSHOW New York  dedicated HVACR trade show and New York Build, the Northeast’s largest construction and design trade show, as we co-locate at the Javits Center. Not only […]

As Installer heads in an exciting new digital direction, Heating Engineer and regular columnist Andy Gibbs looks back at the articles he’s written for the magazine. I thought I’d indulge myself with a look back at all the articles I’ve penned over the last four years, so sit back, read on and take a trip […]

Steve Heeley – Managing Director at Polypipe Building Products – takes a look back at a unique year for the business: It was supposed to be a year including sailing, celebrations, and a day at the races for Polypipe Building Products. In fact 2020 was supposed to be a lot of different things to a […]

With the EU transition period set to cease on 31 December, attention has fallen onto the role of British ports in the supply chain. Those in the construction industry have been feeling the pinch of coronavirus related supply issues through 2020, so with January looming, will the supply chain collapse as merchants run dangerously low […]

The Climate Change Committee’s report on the Sixth Carbon Budget gives further outline of when it feels key milestones for heat pumps and hydrogen should be in place. And the key headline is that the target dates are being brought forward and are even closer. While we embrace any proposals that will have a positive […]