The Government has announced plans to expand the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and fund 18,000 additional training places to support low-carbon heating. NAPIT welcomed the move, highlighting the need to up-skill installers and called for a national campaign to raise homeowner awareness of the benefits.

WATT’s CURRENT with NAPIT podcast returns for a brand new series starting on April 16th. Hosted by NAPIT Technical Commercial Manager Steve Humphreys and Technical Commercial Engineer Andrew Duffen.

NAPIT welcomes the introduction of new legislation in Northern Ireland making electrical safety checks a legal requirement for landlords of properties let under private tenancies. The Electrical Safety Standards for Private Tenancies Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2024 will come into force from April 1, 2025.

NAPIT are pleased to support the Heat Pump Association (HPA) in producing guidance for heat pump installers on residual current device (RCD) selection. The guidance, published today (March 31st), focuses on domestic heat pump installations.

NAPIT has welcomed plans calling for changes to the law so that tool thieves face tougher sentences reflecting the full impact of their crimes. Amanda Martin, MP for Portsmouth North, and the sister of an electrician, has tabled the Tools of Trade Theft (Sentencing) Bill, which will have its second reading in Parliament on 25 April.

NAPIT welcomes Climate Change Committee report which says switching to EVs and heat pumps will save householders cash as well as helping the planet.

NAPIT are thrilled to announce the new and improved EXPO at ELEX 2025, designed to deliver an enhanced, interactive experience for industry professionals. With a focus on education, hands-on learning and networking.​This year’s EXPO will feature a fresh, dynamic stand, expert-led CPD sessions and opportunities to connect with leading partners in the electrical sector.

NAPIT supports the Electrical Training Trust (ETT) and welcomes its recommendations in the alarming Ending Shock Silence report on electrical shocks in the workplace. The report is based on findings from the Electric Shock Survey, a recent study conducted by ETT to understand the frequency and culture of reporting electric shocks at work.