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As shentongroup looks forward to Data Centre World 2016, where you’ll find us at stand A30, Computer Weekly this week examines the longevity of the data centre.

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Continuous Power Specialist Spearheads CHP For Housing Developments

If you intend on visiting this years Data Centre World, taking place over the 12th and 13th April at London’s ExCel, then make your way over to stand A30.

Specifying for Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems will continue to take on more importance over the coming year, thanks to failings of the National Grid and advancements in CHP technology.

According to new research by prominent law firm, Bircham Dyson Bell, the UK faces a “looming energy crunch”, with almost 25GW of generating capacity due to close by 2030.

Britain’s biggest energy supplier, Centrica, warned this week that the UK faces a ‘looming gap’ in its energy supplies, due to a series of failures in the Government’s scheme to keep the lights on.

Another National Grid proposal will be debated by ministers in the UK and Norway soon and that is the prospect of linking the UK’s National Grid to Norway via an under-sea cable. Enabling Britain to tap into the prosperous Scandinavian country’s vast supply of green energy, the provision of a multi-billion pound inter-connector would need realising.

Considering that beer and pubs contribute some £22bn to the UK GDP and generate £13bn in tax revenue, it’s no wonder that thousands of industry professionals are flocking to Pub16 this week to find out as much as they can about the industry’s innovations, trends, products, services and people.