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Listing of all 27 news releases from TAC UK:

Audit reveals true energy wastage by UK businesses

Technical background article UK plc's continue to wasting millions of pounds worth of energy, despite rising fuel prices, says study by The Energy Bureau, the energy consultancy division of TAC.

News from TAC UK (21 August 2008)

TAC launch UK schools poster competition

Energy and building management specialists TAC launch poster competition to encourage school children nationwide to consider what our world will look like in 2050 if we continue to waste energy.

News from TAC UK (14 May 2008)

Schools go back to the future

Technical background article TAC explain why there is an increasing need for local authorities and schools to place Building Management Systems at the top of their agenda

News from TAC UK (25 February 2008)

Challenges and realities of integrated systems

Technical background article TAC's integration manager offers a new perspective on building controls that not only deliver balance sheet value but that help companies deliver on their HSE and CSR policies.

News from TAC UK (25 February 2008)

TAC efficient and versatile IP controller

TAC launch the Xenta 700 that has everything needed to improve building performance by creating an efficient working environment and reducing operating costs.

News from TAC UK (23 January 2008)

Tackling fuel poverty in Glasgow

User application article TAC, energy management specialists, has been working in partnership with Glasgow Housing Association to produce a fuel poverty strategy and tackle the problem.

News from TAC UK ( 9 November 2007)

TAC acquires The Grant Group

TAC, a world leader in building automation, security systems and energy solutions, has acquired The Grant Group.

News from TAC UK ( 9 November 2007)

TAC acquire Pelco, world leader in video security

TAC, a leading provider of building automation systems to the UK market, has acquired and merged with Pelco, a global market leader in video security systems, subject to required approvals.

News from TAC UK ( 9 November 2007)

TAC joins Clinton climate initiative

Technical background article TAC joins Clinton Climate Initiative along with parent company, Schneider Electric, to improve the energy efficiency of buildings and decrease greenhouse gas emissions.

News from TAC UK ( 1 October 2007)

The height of success for TAC employee

TAC employee achieves lifetime goal of climbing the Mount Everest summit Location

News from TAC UK (27 June 2007)

Energy savings for competitive edge

EnergyEdge, a comprehensive energy-saving programme aimed at helping businesses deliver a competitive edge through reduced operating costs, has been introduced by TAC.

News from TAC UK (18 June 2007)

Inefficient heating systems tackled in Glasgow

User application article The problems of fuel poverty across 2,500 homes in the city are being tackled by the Glasgow Housing Association in conjunction with TAC.

News from TAC UK (15 June 2007)

Flexible and affordable access control at IFSEC

Security specialist TAC is set to launch an efficient and flexible new access controller at IFSEC in May.

News from TAC UK ( 2 April 2007)

TAC Satchwell tunes in to wireless

Building control experts at TAC Satchwell claim the wireless revolution could save up to 80 per cent on the installation costs of BMS systems.

News from TAC UK (30 March 2007)

BMS can now use wireless

Technical background article Better chance of integrating BMS systems into premises thanks to the arrival of wireless technology.

News from TAC UK (30 March 2007)

TAC Satchwell launches advanced BMS web server

Building controls specialist introduces fully scaleable web solutions for existing and new installations.

News from TAC UK (30 March 2007)

TAC Finland reduces operating costs at Ideapark

User application article TAC contract for all the building management and security systems for the new commercial city, Ideapark, calls for a 25% reduction in the energy required for building operation.