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MM Packaging cuts emissions with a new electric shunt truck. The Farrall’s Group-backed project at Deeside is expected to remove 15 tonnes of carbon annually while improving trailer handling and site safety.
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A football clubhouse retrofit is becoming an industrial energy story. Stourbridge FC’s solar installation sits within a five-year FA and E.ON Next programme designed to cut operating costs and add low-carbon infrastructure across community clubs.
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Marley has introduced a recessed trim kit for its heaters. The accessory is aimed at commercial spaces where concealed infrared heat, clear sightlines, and faster installation all matter.
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Modutec has bought a majority stake in electrical specialist EOS. The move extends the group’s in-house delivery model across inspection, installation, commissioning, maintenance, and project management for marine and energy customers.
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ABB has completed its acquisition of partial-discharge specialist IPEC Limited. The deal brings round-the-clock monitoring and diagnostic analytics into ABB’s electrification service offer for utilities, data centres, airports, hospitals, and industrial sites.
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A global leukaemia study has tied communication quality to wellbeing. Researchers found better patient-clinician dialogue tracked with improved quality of life, while younger adults and people with acute disease reported heavier burdens.
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Invopak has transferred ownership to colleagues through an employee trust. The packaging supplier says the move is designed to lock in its people-led operating model and long-term independence as it expands manufacturing and fulfilment operations.
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Industrial News launches 2026 with a magazine about operational control. The issue ranges from cyber risk and Vietnam’s industrial opportunity to predictive maintenance, asset monitoring, food safety, power costs, and automation for future grids.
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Tunley has launched a climate risk service for exposed businesses. The Leeds consultancy is pairing assessment, scenario modelling, resilience planning, and disclosure support as climate risk moves further into boardroom decisions.
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Epson has widened its six-axis range with new CX-A robots. The launch adds 18 configurations, higher environmental protection options, and a clearer retrofit path for existing C-series users.
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