An ambitious doubling of renewables could halve European gas consumption for electricity according to a report published by Finnish energy technology firm
An easy-to-use sensor that analyses drinking water for arsenic could save countless lives in low and middle income countries..
Spin, the e-scooter company bought by Ford in 2018, is launching in Germany and has plans to enter the UK market.
According to a new survey, Britain’s engineering and manufacturing sectors suffered their weakest performance in two years during the second quarter of this year.
Europe is aggressively working to eliminate potentially dangerous chemicals from the environment, but new regulations could be costly and time consuming.
Australian ocean power company BioPower Systems has commenced work on a renewable energy project to test two unique ocean power technologies.
Finnish industrial giant Wärtsilä has announced deals to supply its energy storage systems across five different sites in the US states of Hawaii and California.
Resembling a screw with the texture of human bone, a porous titanium-foam ’root form’ may soon provide some solace to individuals with missing teeth.
A new system has been developed at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University to test for mild cognitive impairment.
Engineers have a chance to develop technologies for the growing number of elderly people and cut healthcare costs, says Simon Fielden
