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Rolls-Royce Ultrafan team wins gold at RAeS
The team behind Rolls-Royce’s revolutionary UltraFan has been awarded a Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) Team Gold Medal for their major contribution to the advancement of aerospace engineering. More via The Manufacturer
Centuries in the making: the 200-year-old technology set to advance net zero
A British engine manufacturing start-up is taking inspiration from a 200 year-old principle of thermodynamics to achieve a significant breakthrough in engine technology, one which promises a phenomenal 70%+ efficiency and zero emissions to boot. The Manufacturer’s James Devonshire sat down with Carnot Engine’s Head of Sales, George Hunter, to find out more. More via The Manufacturer
Op-ed: why 2025’s Industrial Strategy must close Britain’s manufacturing robotics gap
Stewart Miller, CEO of the National Robotarium, explains why the recently announced Industrial Strategy will be pivotal in supporting the UK’s potential to lead the global robotics revolution. More via The Manufacturer
Natural energy, natural beauty, natural spring
As part of The Manufacturers’ August Road trip, Joe Bush and Molly Cooper stopped to visit spring water manufacturer, Wenlock Spring, to find out how the business began and what sustainability initiatives it has in place. More via The Manufacturer
Fourteen new Uk manufactured trains to drive first rail open access growth
Hitachi Rail has entered into a contract with FirstGroup plc and Angel Trains Limited to lease 14 new, UK manufactured, five-car Hitachi electric or bi-mode trains. More via The Manufacturer
Workable regulation can ensure a thriving, greener UK, says SMMT chief
The Chief Executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT) has said that workable regulation is needed if the UK wants to become a global exemplar market for a rapid, successful EV transition. More via The Manufacturer
