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Connected City Digital - May 2016

Five megatrends that will radically change our world

The toughest, smartest, most capable and safest F-150 ever is also the greenest according to Ford - image courtesy of Ford

Ford first to use captured CO2 to make foam and plastic for cars

A SunEdison solar project - image courtesy of SunEdison and PRNewsWire.

Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance created to help companies buy green electricity

Headquartered in Chicago, Boeing employs more than 158,000 people across the United States and in 70 countries.

Illinois congressmen urge Boeing CEO not to do business with Iran

In 2014 Nissan launched the new Nissan Dayz Roox, based on a vehicle supplied by Mitsubishi Motors - image courtesy of Nissan.

Mitsubishi admits falsifying fuel economy tests for 25 years

Future of British Manufacturing Initiative

The Future of British Manufacturing Initiative: Roadshow – London

GE's TurboRotoscan detects stress corrosion cracks at the inner and outer surface of the retaining ring on wide range of generators - image courtesy of GE

GE robot inspectors deployed to check Australian power plants

The £65m battery technology Institute will bring together the expertise from its 7 founding partner universities- image courtesy of Steve Zylius and UCI.

New rechargeable battery that can charge over 200k times

Union Jack EU Flag Brexit - Stock Image

Brexit would pose a risk to UK engineering

UK Exports Export Barrier Free Trade Exporting Supply Chain Stock Image

Total value of UK goods exports to reach £445bn in 2026

Arrangement of PepsiCo mega brands inlcuding 7UP, SunChips, Lipton, Tropicana, Quaker, Lay's, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Doritos, Cheetos, Sierra Mist, Mirinda and Gatorade - image courtesy of PepsiCo

Pepsi to place less reliance on cola as it shifts to healthier options