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If you've been searching for a generator for your home or business, you will have come across the terms prime and standby. But what exactly do they mean?

The UK National Grid needs investment into its systems in order to future-proof the network ready for the rise of electric car sales, warns a government report.

Industrialisation is the one significant common factor amongst countries on all continents all across the globe that already boast a successful market size.

When you're running an event, regardless of what type it is, you need to make sure that you're meeting all of your power distribution needs.

When it comes to enquiring about a large project involving one or more power generators, there are 6 main factors to consider while in the planning stage...

Diesel generators are being bought and installed by more and more businesses and homeowners. But the million dollar question is, should you invest in one?

An electric generator is a machine that uses an engine to generate electricity. This blog will explain how power generators work and their main components.

Power Factor is the ratio of actual power (kW) to apparent power (kVA) in an alternating current circuit, represented as a decimal number between 0 and 1.

A silent generator operates inside an enclosure which muffles the sound that workers, employees, customers and other members of the public hear...

Site planning/preparation varies depending on the generator system, for those that must withstand weather and those installed inside a building or shelter.

If you need to supply portable or backup power halfway up a mountain in Scotland, it never hurts to brush up on starting these engines in cold weather!

This guide will teach you the basics of sizing a generator with enough power to get the job done, with enough of a safety margin to cover your entire operation.

Outside the generator industry, kVA is not well known. kW is much more common and is how electrical items in your home are rated, so what is kVA?

Brexit is happening, but what are the implications for the UK's power supply? One thing is certain, we'll need outside help. But where from and at what risk?

One of the biggest improvements in construction & engineering over the last 30-40 is noise levels. In particular, the noise levels of engine-driven equipment.

The UK’s combined agricultural industries are enormous, taking up nearly 70% of the country’s total land area, and employing nearly half a million Britons.