Energy

Mark Tomlinson, group development director, Sheffield Forgemasters

60 second interview: Mark Tomlinson, Sheffield Forgemasters

A plumber performing maintenance on a water heater (boiler) - image courtesy of DFC.

New water heater rules bring lower energy bills

Virginia Tech professor Percival Zhang and recent doctoral graduate Joe Rollin. Image courtesy of Virginia Tech

Hydrogen breakthrough opens road for fuel cell vehicles

The construction site of the Eksom Kusile Power Station outside of Johannesburg - image courtesy of Eksom.

ABB replaces Alstom for $160m Eksom power plant contract

E.ON’s relationship with bodies such as Ofgem and DECC gives them a significant opportunity, to help these both manufacturers and non-manufacturers to be heard.

A case for better energy management

E.ON’s relationship with bodies such as Ofgem and DECC gives them a significant opportunity, to help these both manufacturers and non-manufacturers to be heard.

Energy and the power to change

E.ON’s relationship with bodies such as Ofgem and DECC gives them a significant opportunity, to help these both manufacturers and non-manufacturers to be heard.

One on one with E.ON

E.ON’s relationship with bodies such as Ofgem and DECC gives them a significant opportunity, to help these both manufacturers and non-manufacturers to be heard.

A powerful voice for energy

Dye sensitized solar cell with high transparency from US/Greek company Brite

The companies leading the charge in transparent solar panels

ExxonMobil says US chemical industry export capacity will increase. The company is developing a new site in Baytown, Texas, where about 4,000 workers have been on site for 10 months.

US to remain competitive in chemical production, says ExxonMobil VP

Image L to R: Tony Kinsella, chief executive (Lucideon) and Dr David Pearmain, who is leading the low-energy firing project.

Advanced low-energy technology reaches milestone