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In recent years, the UK’s transition towards electric vehicles (EVs) has been steadily accelerating. But moments of disruption often act as tipping points. The recent petrol shortage, which left drivers queueing at forecourts and scrambling for fuel, was one of…

The UK electrical industry is under pressure. Demand for skilled electricians continues to rise, driven by new housing developments, renewable energy projects, and the government’s Net Zero commitments. At the same time, the w orkforce is ageing, and fewer apprentices…

The UK faces a well-documented shortage of electricians. Industry reports suggest demand is at its highest level in d ecades, fuelled by the drive towards Net Zero, the electrification of transport and heating, and a wave of construction projects. Employers…

The UK Government has confirmed that from 2025, gas boilers will no longer be fitted in new build properties. Instead, homes will rely on low-carbon h eating systems such as heat pumps, heat networks, or electric radiators. This is part…

The end of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme in September 2021 was a turning point for the UK labour market. As furlough wound down, many workers faced uncertainty, redundancy, or a shift into entirely new sectors. At the same time,…

The UK is experiencing one of the most severe shortages of electricians in decades. Industry reports describe the situation as the worst since the late 1990s, with demand for skilled workers reaching record levels. For those considering a new career,…

Inspection and testing is one of the most technical and critical aspects of electrical work. Whether you are preparing for your AM2 assessment, aiming for a competent person scheme (CPS) assessment, or simply brushing up on knowledge, keeping skills sharp…

Energy bills have become one of the biggest concerns for UK households in recent years. Even before the geopolitical shocks of 2022, wholesale gas prices had already surged, driving consumer costs higher. By spring 2022, forecasts suggested that combined fuel…

In March 2021, the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, delivered a Budget that many in the trades were watching closely. With so many electricians and allied trades working as self-employed sole traders, the question on everyone’s mind was simple: how will government…

The UK electrical industry has always placed safety, standards, and competence at its core. Over the years, various schemes and regulations have been introduced to make sure that anyone carrying out electrical work is properly trained and accountable. One of…