Policy & business

Engineering fusion’s future: The road to market ignition

TAU Systems aims to create a commercially viable, compact, and cost-effective accelerator

TAU Systems launches beamtime-as-a-service lab

Due to its unique properties, graphene has potential applications in various fields, including electronics, energy storage, and materials science

Partnership set to produce graphene-based polymers for the hydrogen sector

Sheffield is one of the UK's leading universities for semiconductor research and hosts the National Epitaxy Facility where the new MBE system will be based

UK invests £7m in AI-driven semiconductor research

Embracing Neurodiversity: Bridging the Skills Gap in Engineering

UK not prepared for climate impacts, says CCC

Workers agreed that they would wear their uniform if it was more comfortable

Comfort is key to correct use of electrical safety uniforms - report

A PPA is a contractual arrangement between a power producer and a manufacturer customer

UK power purchase agreements: Direct, sleeved & synthetic models explained

IET report weighs up grid transmission costs

Tokamak Energy has built a network of government, commercial, scientific and academic partners in Japan

Tokamak Energy awarded green transformation award by Tokyo

97 per cent of mid-market and large company leaders back a move away from coal and other fossil fuels

Polling indicates corporate shift in favour of renewables

Biomass burnt at Drax in 2023 released 11.5m tonnes of CO2

Report questions sustainability of UK biomass