Energy

Most sustainable companies The capacity of offshore windfarms nearly doubled over 2018. Among the new offshore wind farms was the Walney Extension, the largest offshore wind farm in the world - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Can offshore energy replace a failing nuclear industry?

Nuclear does provide a steady and reliable energy source - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Nuclear power: What happens next?

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UK consumers willing to pay 13% more for green energy

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Micro-robotics research could solve traffic problems

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Digital Transformation

Solar power brings cool solution to vaccine preservation problem

And four in ten (43%) said Brexit would have a positive impact on their business - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

EURIS Taskforce urges government to avoid No-Deal Brexit

Hydrogen trains are greener, quieter and and cheaper to manage than conventional diesel trains. They also don't require expensive install expensive electrification infrastructure - image courtesy of Alstom.

Hydrogen trains to “Breeze” ahead on British railways

The AMRC’s Factory 2050 is home to the groups Integrated Manufacturing Group. It is located on The University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Campus at Sheffield Business Park.

Plans for expansion of Sheffield Business Park submitted

Most sustainable companies The capacity of offshore windfarms nearly doubled over 2018. Among the new offshore wind farms was the Walney Extension, the largest offshore wind farm in the world - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Manufacturing helps the UK reach record levels of renewable energy production

The Swindon-based company is able to recycle a broad range of waste plastics - image courtesy of Recycling Technologies.

The sustainability stories of 2018 you need to know about

The US has announced that aluminium and steel tariffs on imports from the EU are to come into force - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

UK government pledges £170m to help heavy industry decarbonise