If you’re not a ‘fan’ of the hot weather businesses across the East Midlands have recently been trying to cope with, then it’s about time you looked into some of the extremely effective, efficient air conditioning units that can be installed in your workplace.  Putting you in control of your working environment, a comfortable workforce will be far more productive, and a comfortable climate puts clients and customers in a much more receptive mood.

East Midlands Businesses: Charge Your Electric Vehicles With Your Own Power

So you’ve taken the leap of faith and are investing in an electric vehicle for work. Some remarkable new models are coming onto the market, and the technology is still picking up the pace, month by month. However, the number of EV charge points throughout Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and the wider East Midlands leaves room for improvement.

Are you looking for a reputable commercial electrician in Nottingham or Derby?

Stator Electrical Solutions are highly experienced in all aspects of commercial electrical work and are at hand to help with all your commercial electrical needs. From scheduled testing, new installations to emergency electrical services, Stator Electrical Solutions are here to keep your business running. 

Experienced Commercial Electrical Contractors

As if running a business didn’t present enough challenging overheads, power and fuel costs are rising dramatically across the board.  However, there are a few ways all business owners can take back control over their outgoings, especially when it comes to power.

Solar energy accounts for circa 4% of the UK’s total electricity generation, and this figure is rising. Solar power is the third most generated renewable energy, and thankfully, solar harvesting and storage technology is now making leaps and bounds.

If you’re planning to install or upgrade EV charge points throughout your business premises, be aware of The Electric Vehicles (Smart Charge Points) Regulations 2021. Having come into effect at the end of June 2022, this new legislation regulates EV charge points sold in the UK, helping to manage the increase in electricity demand from the country’s transition to electric vehicles.

If your business is classed from light industrial upwards and uses professional machinery, the chances are your electrics are three-phase. In other words, in premises where higher voltages are required, for machinery including induction motors, electric motors and other heavy loads, the electrical system will be three-phase. Whereby the default is single-phase power which only has one “live” wire, in a three-phase system, three live wires carry and share the electrical load.

There is never a convenient time for electrical systems to go wrong.  That is why it is important to know there is an experienced emergency electrician in Nottingham who you can rely upon to come to your aid and get you back up and running quickly. Stator Electrical Solutions are here to get your business working again after an electrical emergency. We understand how stressful an electrical emergency can be and are the reliable choice when you need assistance.  We are fully flexible and can provide a fast, efficient emergency electrician service in Nottingham at any time.

The M1 corridor, through Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, and South Yorkshire is home to teams of premier bands leading the light industrial, engineering, and food production sectors. With heavy reliance on robust power supplies, Stator Electrical Solutions comprises a team of Electrical Engineers throughout the East Midlands, on-call to ensure that these businesses remain online, and in business and can adapt effortlessly to new directions and demands within their market.

The reasons for businesses looking for an industrial electrician in Nottingham and Derby can vary hugely – never underestimate the many reasons it's good to keep an industrial electrician on hand. Time is money and if you find yourself up against electrical issues it's important that the issue is resolved as quickly and efficiently as possible to minimise the downtime and potential loss of revenue. 

Vehicle sales data for 2021 has spoken. 

More battery-operated vehicles were registered in 2021 than in the previous 5 years combined – pretty impressive considering that overall car registrations were down due to the ongoing impact of the covid crisis and shortage of various manufacturing components.

This means at least 1 in 6 new cars is capable of being plugged in and 27.5% of the total UK vehicle market is now electrified in some way.