Eco Innovation

Eco Wave Power Global AB has announced the first set of floaters and supporting structures for Eco Wave Power’s grid-connected project: EWP-EDF. Such equipment has been delivered to the Jaffa Port project site in Israel, marking a key milestone in the development of this innovative wave energy array.

British Christmas dinner tables this year could feature vegetables harvested by low carbon, cow dung-powered tractor, following Government backing.

The CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project) released its Climate Change 2021 report, in which Delta was listed in the leadership level under "climate change" and "water security" issues among nearly 12,000 companies worldwide.

North Star Group has clinched the service operations vessel (SOV) contract to support the third phase of the Dogger Bank Wind Farm, off the coast of Yorkshire.

Volta Trucks, a full electric commercial vehicle manufacturer and services provider, has confirmed that its forthcoming 7.5- and 12-tonne variants have entered the engineering phase of development, with a single design concept already selected.

In a world where climate change is increasingly influenced by industrial emissions, decarbonising the industrial sector becomes the immediate priority to phase out CO2 emissions from the use of fossil fuels.

The UK Government-funded BEIS Industrial Energy Efficiency Accelerator (IEEA) has released the results from the initial phases of the programme, which suggest that from the 16 innovation demonstration cross-sector projects supported, up to 40.5TWh of energy could be saved by 2031 if the technologies are adopted.

In 2019, Uber committed to fully electrifying its fleet of vehicles in London by 2025. On top of this, the company has pledged a succession of other electric vehicle (EV) commitments across the globe. This includes becoming 50% electric in seven European cities by 2030. By 2040 it claims that will be net zero. How practical are these promises, and what is Uber doing to bring about change?

Richardson Electronics will be exhibiting in-person at the CLEANPOWER event on December 7-8, 2021, at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, UT. Their patented ultracapacitor-based pitch energy module, the ULTRA3000, will be on display during the show in booth #1518.

Specialist high voltage engineering and contracting firm Smith Brothers, has been appointed to provide engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) expertise to a portfolio of projects – designed to support the transition towards more sustainable power generation and net zero.