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It would probably be a bridge too far to think that the Transformers are going to appear on our motorways any time soon. An even further stretch to see a sentient being like Herbie pootle down the high street. However, the automotive industry is c...

Shout out for sustainability Okay, let’s put this out there… just because you add “sustainable” to your website, brochure or social media profile, it doesn’t hold much sway if you’re just talking the talk and not actually walking the walk. Whilst ...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), its member airlines and the wider aviation industry are committed to reducing emissions caused by the airline industry. In order to achieve this, the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF), has ...

It could be good news for utility-scale storage sites as the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) announces changes to the planning regulations for projects over 50MW. If passed (the consultation closes 10 December), thes...

If we think about it logically - and the European Environment Agency (EEA) have - bans on plastic imports in the EU must encourage us to handle our own recycling on home turf. With millions of tonnes of waste generated across Europe each year, we ...

When you think EasyJet you might not immediately think leader in the net-zero field and forerunners of electric aircraft but that’s just what the iconic budget airline have announced in November this year. As the first airline to operate net-zero ...

Consumers increasingly want to buy from brands who ideally are ethical, moral and have good environmental credentials. Add to this the UK’s commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050, Sustainability is a hot topic. So, if that is the direction of tr...

The UK is currently leading the market in terms of offshore wind production, with more installed capacity than any other country in the world and this doesn’t look likely to change. Based on the current predicted pipeline, the offshore wind indust...

When we think about solar, we often assume that glaring hot sun and soaring temperatures must be great for the industry. However, NESF have reported* that last year’s high temperatures had the reverse effect on their energy production. Whilst prof...

By 2030, the global talent shortage could reach 85.2 million people – that’s almost 20 million more people that live in the whole of the UK – and will cost not just millions but trillions in lost economic opportunity. Knowledge intensive industrie...