The global offshore wind sector is set to grow by up to 10 per cent annually and the UK expects to capture around a 10 per cent share of the total, a report suggests.
British businesses are being forced to make do and mend with old, inefficient equipment, as more than half don’t have the cash to upgrade it. A new scheme aims to help change that.
Project management is second nature to our anonymous blogger, apart from when it comes to Christmas. The secret engineer wonders why we rarely apply workplace-honed management skills to our daily...
It Is common at the moment to hear that the aerospace industry is undergoing 'a period of major change.' To which it is tempting to reply — 'so what's new?'
The technology spin-out arm of the Formula One team Williams and Airbus have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to work together to apply F1-inspired technology to the aerospace industry.
According to a new study conducted at Durham University, oil recovery using carbon dioxide could lead to a North Sea oil bonanza worth £150bn − but only if the infrastructure to do so is put in place...
The National Physical Laboratory and Surrey University are to collaborate on the delivery of a £10m programme to develop three key areas of technology set to benefit the UK economy.
Cranfield University’s Dr Rafal Zbikowski aims to emulate the flapping flight of insects to develop a mico air vehicle which he believes could lead to a new generation of surveillance drones.
The UK energy sector is likely to be urged to spend hundreds of millions of pounds on supercritical boiler technology in a bid to cut pollution from the nation’s ageing coal-fired power plants.
Reaction Engines has received £60m in government funding to continue the development of its SABRE rocket engine, a technology expected to lead to fully reusable single-stage space launchers.
