Air Quality Monitoring As part of our commitment to improved air quality in the area of our main electricity generation infrastructure, the Delimara Power Station, we commission air quality [...]
Electricity safety regulations Follow the rules... According to the Laws of Malta, every property connected to the national electricity grid (single and three phase installations) shall be equipped with [...]
Two Marsa Power Station chimneys demolished 12.12.2017 The last two of the Marsa Power Station’s five chimneys were demolished on Thursday morning. The chimneys were among the few remaining [...]
Basic safety considerations Your electricity installation needs regular testing and maintenance. Here's a quick checklist to get you started: Where are your switching and protection systems? Where is your [...]
€75 million investment launched 28.11.2018 Enemalta plc and Streamcast Technologies, Inc. signed an agreement to invest up to €75 million in the global data centre market, starting with the [...]
Bathroom electricity safety Water and electricity can be a deadly combination. Take note of these tips to make sure your bathroom is safe for all its users: Except for [...]
Bedroom electricity safety Consider these suggestions to avoid electrical hazards in your bedrooms: Check the leads and plugs of the electrical appliances on the bedside tables, including lamps, chargers [...]
Kitchen electricity safety The largest and most-frequently used electrical appliances in the home are usually in the kitchen area. Here are some precautions you can follow: Familiarise yourself with [...]
Other safety tips Here are some other electricity safety tips that can come in handy around the house: Never touch electrical equipment, including light switches, when your hands are [...]
Demolition of dangerous structures 20.11.2017 Earlier today, Enemalta plc contractors started demolishing parts of the former Sea Malta office buildings in Floriana, removing unsafe structures that were at risk [...]