Eco Innovation

The National Composites Centre (NCC) has developed a novel cryostat and test method that allows the screening of composite material performance at cryogenic temperatures in an ultra-fast and cost-effective way.

After a renovation period of less than 18 months, ZF's power electronics production site in Klášterec nad Ohří in the Czech Republic is re-opening as its first zero-emission manufacturing facility.

AIKO, a global clean energy technology company, has introduced its GEN 2 N-type ABC (All Back Contact) modules (the ‘Neostar’, ‘Comet’, and ‘Stellar’ series) at Key Energy trade fair in Rimini, Italy in February, setting new benchmarks for performance across residential, C&I, and utility-scale applications.

As an essential step in manufacturing processes, parts cleaning significantly contributes to high product quality and adds considerable value. Therefore, almost all industrial sectors are confronted with more stringent particulate and film-type cleanliness specifications.

With the rapid deployment of AI, this year’s World Engineering Day is the perfect opportunity to take a look at what can and is being done to make AI as sustainable as possible.

3ti is installing the first large-scale solar car park in Europe to be constructed from sustainable Glulam timber beams and Glass-Glass solar panels.

An international initiative led by Engineering X, a collaborative effort established by the Royal Academy of Engineering and Lloyd's Register Foundation, received a grant of £1.3 million from the UNEP’s Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) to combat the widespread practice of open burning of solid waste. This practice has dire consequences for human health and the environment globally.

DigiKey, a pioneering global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, has launched season three of its “Farm Different” video series, sponsored by Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), and Amphenol Industrial.

Carelessly thrown away waste electronics can pose a significant risk of fire, injury, and environmental damage.

Dirty Looks, the London-based post-production company, and Deep Green, the pioneering UK heat re-use data centre operator, announce that Deep Green’s data centre, housed in a public swimming pool in Exmouth, Devon, rendered high quality film for Dirty Looks, in a UK-first.