City Electric Supply Opens Langford Branch
“The opening of the Langford Branch means we now have the potential to grow the City Electric Supply name into areas we couldn’t reach fully with only one branch in the lower end of Vancouver Island, BC.”
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Schneider Electric and the University of Birmingham Dubai Collaborate on Energy Efficient Data Centre at New Campus
Students and academics at the University of Birmingham Dubai’s new campus are set to benefit from one of the UAE’s most advanced on-site data centres – a high-performance, highly energy efficient facility reflecting the University’s sustainability aspirations.
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Signify LED’s to Enhance Road Safety and Driving Experience in Stockholm’s E4 Bypass Tunnel
Signify will enhance road safety and improve the driving experience in Stockholm’s E4 Bypass tunnel, connecting the northern and southern parts of Stockholm County. Of the road’s 21 kilometers, more than 18 kilometers will be in a tunnel, making it one of the longest road tunnels in Europe, and one of Sweden’s largest and most prestigious infrastructure projects to date.
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AEA Community Scholarship Accepting Donations Until September 30th
The Alberta Electrical Alliance (AEA) is proud to introduce a brand-new community scholarship opportunity powered by your donations. Open to individuals and corporations, this exciting new scholarship will be awarded to a promising new student enrolled in the electrical industry.
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Coventry University to Create Digital Building of the Future with Schneider Electric and Planon
Coventry University has partnered with Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, and Planon, the specialist in workplace management systems to upgrade its Engineering and Computing Building.
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2021 IES Street & Area Lighting Virtual Conference: October 11-13
The IES Street and Area Lighting Conference appeals to a broad spectrum of attendees with a primary focus of improving outdoor lighting. The conference program provides outdoor lighting training classes, seminars, networking sessions and an exhibit hall.
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Well-Lit for Well-Being in Hospitals Webinar – September 23
As the hospital experience transforms from primarily “sterile” patient environments to more comfortable, curative spaces focused on well-being and support, ongoing research continues into the connection between light and health.
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N.L. Sisters Use Women’s Committee to Bond Over Service to Others
AnnMarie Candow and Laura Kieley enjoy performing community service in their hometown of St. John’s, Newfoundland. But until the last three years, they didn’t think about doing so with their local unions.
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ECABC Virtual Best Business Practices: Minimalizing Digital Intensity – October 6
Join ECABC on Wednesday, October 6th to learn how you can minimalize the intensity and fatigue when working remotely in today’s online world.
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ECABC Virtual Tech Talk: Revisions to Section 10 of the 2018 CE Code for Grounding and Bonding – October 27
Join ECABC on October 27th to learn about revisions to Section 10 of the 2018 CE Code for Grounding and Bonding.
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Introducing the Recipients of the 2021 CSA Group Graduate Scholarship
In 2019, CSA Group launched its Graduate Scholarship Program to support students enrolled in Master’s programs whose research is related to standards.
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STANDATA Variance: 2018 Canadian Electrical Code – Rule 12-102 Insulated Conductors
Underground service entrance (USE) cables, USEB and USEI, are listed for use in Table 19 as service entrance cables only. What about using them for feeders and branch circuits?
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STANDATA Bulletin: 2018 Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1 – Section 10 – Grounding and Bonding
The replacement of existing metal water service lines with a non-metal type and the insertion of non-metal devices such as water softeners in the water line may result in the loss of adequate service grounding.
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Grounded in Ontario: Arc Fault and Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters with Josie Erzetic
Over the past year, ESA inspectors have identified over 1,400 defects related to arc fault protection of receptacles, making it our number one wiring defect.
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Video Message on ECAO Initiatives Impacting Contractors
In this video message form ECAO Executive Director, Graeme’s message is asking ECAO members for their participation in several upcoming initiatives that impact contractors.
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Building Permits for Down 3.9% for July 2021
The total value of building permits in Canada decreased 3.9% to $9.9 billion in July. All provinces except British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador posted lower values, with the majority of the national decline reported in Alberta (-23.4%). Building permits fell 3.1% in the residential sector and 5.6% in the non-residential sector.
