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An Orkney-based sustainable aviation project bolsters its partnership activity with the addition of Cranfield Aerospace (CAeS) which hopes to get certification in 2026 for its hydrogen drivetrain, ready for entry into passenger-carrying service in 2027.

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, the global specialist company in developing the next generation of sustainable high-speed travel, announces a company move from the research and development centre in Toulouse, France to Italy.

In the quest for humanexpansion into space, the University of Arizona's College of Engineering is pioneering an approach that draws inspiration from one of nature's most impressive architects: termites.

The Nurburgring stands as one of the most esteemed motorsports complexes in the world, located in Nürburg, Germany. Yet Despite its age and heritage as being known as a petrol head’s paradise as early as the 1980s, its early embrace of EV racing shows its commitment to pioneer the future of motorsport.

MicroCarb, designed to monitor carbon fluxes on Earth by measuring carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, has completed assembly and qualification in the UK.

North Star has secured a contract with energy utility giant EnBW to deliver a new hybrid-electric service operations vessel (SOV) on a decade-long minimum charter to service the He Dreiht wind farm off the coast of Germany.

Executives from organisations such as MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), AWS (Amazon Web Services), Northgate or DEUTZ will be part of the list of experts who will participate in the second edition of eMobility Expo World Congress to define the roadmap for the new sustainable and connected mobility.

The autophage rocket engine, utilising its plastic fuselage for fuel, marks a significant innovation in aerospace engineering and it has been built and fired by engineers at Glasgow University.

What’s new: NXP Semiconductors has announced the S32N55 processor, the first device in the new S32N family of vehicle super-integration processors.

The TCAN114x-Q1 is a family of enhanced high-speed, CAN FD transceivers supporting data rates up to 5 Mbps. The devices are configured using serial peripheral interface (SPI) for access to full functionality.