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Table of Contents Toggle Identifying Risk Areas in Buildings Managing Asbestos Safely on Site Removal Methods and Site Control The Role of Trained Specialists Full Removal Versus Containment Certification and Compliance Regional Factors and Local Conditions Treating Contaminated Areas After Removal Waste Handling and Disposal Planning Ahead for Safer Projects Why Professional Handling Matters Images …
As of 2025, Kenya had registered 39,324 EVs, up from 1,378 EVs in 2022, a more than 2,700% increase in just three years Read More at ESI Africa
As of 2025, Kenya had registered 39,324 EVs, up from 1,378 EVs in 2022, a more than 2,700% increase in just three years Read More at ESI Africa
The grid-aligned project was funded by the Government of Kenya and implemented with the involvement of a local contractor Read More at ESI Africa
WISKA UK Ltd is proud to recognise and thank Maxine Rich, as she celebrates 25 years with the company. Since joining in January 2001, Maxine has been a key part of WISKA UK’s journey, supporting the business from its early days to its position today within the UK electrical market. Over the years, her experience, …
Agar describes what he calls a “nuclear renaissance 2.0,” as a recent development that he finds thrilling and transformative Read More at ESI Africa
The DRC’s forests can generate an estimated $223-$398 billion per year from stored carbon and associated ecosystem services Read More at ESI Africa
The report shows that Africa installed approximately 4.5 GW of new solar PV capacity in 2025, representing a 54% year-on-year increase Read More at ESI Africa
Credit card swipe fees could cost consumers over $683 million in higher prices this Valentine’s Day, according to The Merchants Payment Coalition. “For restaurants, swipe fees are anything but a love story,” says MPC executive committee member and National Restaurant Association director of technology and innovation policy Brennan Duckett. “On one of the year’s biggest …
Diamond Vogel is celebrating its 100th year in business this year. Founded in 1926, Diamond Vogel began as a small regional paint company and has grown into the nationally recognized brand it is today. “Reaching 100 years is an extraordinary milestone and a testament to the people who built this company,” says Jeff Powell, CEO …
Personal income rose 0.3% in November 2025, following a 0.1% increase, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis and an analysis from the NAHB Eye on Housing. Higher wages and incomes drove the growth, however, income growth has cooled from peaking in July 2022 at a monthly increase of 1.1% to …
Experts sound the alarm over Brits’ poor smoke alarm-testing habits 7 per cent of Brits admit to never testing their smoke alarm, meaning millions could be putting themselves at risk Charity launches ‘Don’t Ignore the Beep’ campaign as part of Electrical Fire Safety Week Experts are raising the alarm as millions of households could be …
Mogalakwena, Waterberg District’s largest municipality with 32 wards, is made up of nearly 200 rural communities and three townships Read More at ESI Africa
Electric buses are slowly starting to become more commonplace across some of Africa’s major cities and metropolises Read More at ESI Africa
Yorkshire-based steelwork manufacturing and coded welding specialist Tadweld has today released new research highlighting the UK’s highest-earning trade roles heading into 2026, reinforcing the strength, earning potential and long-term appeal of skilled trade careers across the country. Drawing on data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), Gov.uk, Indeed, and Total Jobs, the analysis shows …
The increasing demand for data centres, supercharged by the relentless rise of AI, is driving major growth for safety seal manufacturer Roxtec. The company has recorded its busiest 12 months to date in the sector and is currently working on more than 40 data centre projects across the UK and Europe. New figures reveal the …
The GERD in Ethiopia encapsulates a commitment to delivering transformative infrastructure that leaves a lasting and meaningful legacy Read More at ESI Africa
Op-ed by George Aluru, CEO of Electricity Sector Association of Kenya (ESAK) Read More at ESI Africa
Across Africa, utilities and developers are increasingly shifting away from standalone equipment procurement toward integrated storage systems Read More at ESI Africa
By integrating digital MRV into carbon markets, the sector can strengthen credibility, reduce operational risks and ensure that emission reductions are real, verifiable, and trusted Read More at ESI Africa
Leading cable management solutions provider, CMP Products, has raised more than £20,000 for a North East mental health charity dedicated to providing both lifesaving and life changing support. Based in Northumberland, the company, which specialises in designing and manufacturing cable glands, cleats and accessories, has carried out a series of fundraising activities throughout the course …
Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2026 competition officially launches with national call for entries £10k trade bundle up for grabs Entries for this year’s Screwfix’s Trade Apprentice competition are officially open! Returning for its twelfth year; Screwfix is searching to uncover the very best in emerging trade talent across the UK and Ireland. The annual competition provides …
Growing fire safety organisation Fire Aware is emphasising the need for cultural change across multiple sectors which are particularly vulnerable to fire risk. The industry body – which is attracting more members as it seeks to unite members beyond legislation – is highlighting the sectors of relevance as well as property and construction including hospitality, …
The ongoing growth in the adoption of solar PV panels on homes and commercial and public buildings means distribution network operators (DNOs) are reassessing how they monitor the UK’s final mile electrical distribution networks to manage possible spikes and dips in voltage caused by surplus solar energy being imported back to the grid. Commenting on …