Eco Innovation

Ceres Power’s clean energy technology has won the 2023 MacRobert Award. Honouring the UK’s top engineering innovations, the MacRobert Award was presented to Ceres in recognition of a fuel cell technology that promises to make a major contribution to decarbonising the world at the scale and pace required to save the planet.

TTI, Europe, a specialised distributor of electronic components and authorised distributor of TE Connectivity (TE) for connectors, switches, passive components, and relays, now carries their broad portfolio of sensor technologies for HVAC, rail, industrial, and medical solutions, as well as new space, urban mobility, eVTOL, and vehicle electrification.

The European Investment Bank Group (EIB Group) will increase its financing volumes for clean energy to a fresh record and expand its targeted, extraordinary support to the build-up of manufacturing capacity for state-of-the-art strategic net-zero technologies and products.

Over the past few decades, enterprises have increasingly created environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives; benchmarked their carbon emissions using the Greenhouse Gas Protocol; and reported on progress to shareholders.

In2tec, a UK sustainable electronics pioneer, believes it has the solution to provide for a higher level of integration of electronics – electronic and mechanical components, sensors, LEDs, printed harnesses, and connectors – in a single unit than is currently available in the industry.

Changing the way in which small components of aircraft are designed and manufactured can go a long way in pushing for green air travel.

ADS-TEC Energy has announced that strategic partners are successfully implementing its fast charging systems in a wide range of use cases, demonstrating the significant potential of battery-buffered, fast charging for rapidly scaling EV charging.

At bike expo, Eurobike 2023, igus will showcase recyclable and partly-recycled components for bicycle manufacturers, including handlebars that are about to go into production. Bicycle manufacturer Advanced is the handlebar’s first customer.

New research by the University of Liverpool could signal a step change in the quest to design the new materials that are needed to meet the challenge of net zero and sustainability in the long term.

In June 2023, the Institution of Structural Engineers published a report suggesting that the weight of our cars is too much for many multi-storeys built in the 60s and 70s.