Renewables

The second Vestel-branded EV charger from the technology giant to launch in the UK in 2023, the EVC10, joins the smaller residential and small business EVC04.

Digital transformation consultancy Futurice UK unveils its annual E40 report, celebrating the most innovative EV players driving meteoric change in 2023.

Floating offshore wind will be key to delivering cost-effective renewable energy to consumers. Equinor is developing this technology with Hywind Tampen, the largest floating wind farm to date.

The Nordics Sales Company of Parker Hannifin, the global specialist in motion and control technologies, will present a livestreamed half-day event called ‘Let’s Talk Hydrogen' with industry expert talks, technology breakout sessions and a panel discussion.

The UK Hydrogen Strategy estimates that to meet Net Zero aims by 2050, hydrogen will make up 20―35% of the UK’s final energy demand (250―460 TWh a year).

Three global teams delivering telemedicine, clean energy for a community, and a world-renowned robotics control system, have been recognised by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) for their teamwork in providing solutions to societal challenges through science, technology, engineering, and maths.

Cutting edge businesses, in locations including Scotland and Nottingham, are set to benefit from a share of £30 million to be at the forefront of designing and testing innovative technology of the future that will modernise our energy system and store renewable energy for later use.

By using a new method, precious metals can be efficiently recovered from thin-film solar cells.

By 2040, all new heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) sold in the UK must be zero-emission.

ABT e-Line has developed solar modules for the roof of the ID. Buzz. Due to the limited roof area and the complex shapes of the solar modules, the effort required for this was previously too high and too cost-intensive. The ID. Buzz, especially the one with a long wheelbase, offers the best conditions for this.