shentongroup has completed yet another seamless generator installation, this time in Portsmouth within a stones-throw of the most spectacular HMS Victory; Horatio Nelson’s 104-gun flagship from the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar.
Selected each month by their colleagues, shentongroup’s Colleague of the Month title goes to the worker who went that extra mile to ensure that their colleagues had the support they needed and clients received service deemed second-to-none.
With the NHS reportedly saving more than £300 million in energy costs across just 14 hospitals as a result of implementing efficiency and sustainable measures, the same hospitals have also saved more than one million tonnes of carbon.
If you’re a Combined Heat and Power specifier, Specification Online recently detailed how CHP needs to be a key consideration for energy ministers looking to fulfil the aims set out in the Government’s ‘Building our Industrial Strategy’ green paper.
Amongst some 500 industry-leading suppliers demonstrating solutions for data centre clients, shentongroup‘s Stand A45 firmly reinforced the company’s reputation as being The UK’s Leading Technical Experts in Standby Power, Uninterruptible Power Supplies and Combined Heat and Power Systems.
Data Centre World 2017 kicks off today with the shentongroup team performing well throughout the first half.
We’re pretty sure they’re not just in it for the champagne, but we certainly do have an copious supply of talent when it comes to quality staff who qualify for shentongroup’s Colleague of the Month.
You have to earn your title if you want to be referred to as The UK’s Leading Technical Experts in Standby Power, Uninterruptible Power Supplies and Combined Heat & Power Systems.
As large building development projects continue to flourish, Andover-based shentongroup is striving to highlight the relevancy and importance of ensuring generator cabling that supplies life-safety and fire-fighting applications adheres to the BS 8519 code of practice.
It’s not long now until Data Centre World 2017 ‘kick’s off’ at London’s Excel.
