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UK can cut energy demand by 60% and reach net zero using current technologies, without unproven carbon capture – report

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The UK could reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions using only proven technology, without relying on the promise of future …

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UK can cut energy demand by 60% and reach net zero using current technologies, without unproven carbon capture – report

Six-axis robot turns 3D printing into an art form

Gravity energy storage ‘cheaper than lithium batteries’

igus helps engineering artist and designer create a bigger 3D footprint

Managing electrical installation in precast concrete construction

Structural vibration: What is it and how to control it

How to make sense of Alarm System Performance KPIs

Surge protection: go beyond

3G,4G/LTE antennas for the smallest PCBs

Harry and Meghan encourage young women to consider engineering careers

The subtleties inherent to high-temperature equipment

Wastewater pump includes high-head variants

Selecting the right motor for bench-top point-of-care testing devices

Analysis of up to eight simultaneous signals, improving multi-signal analysis capabilities for engineers

China to spearhead global PTA capacity additions through 2028

Generator can also run on hydrotreated vegetable oil

Rugged PC enables power-efficient embedded computing for industrial projects

Design guidelines for micro moulding

Bio-based products drive industrial disruption

Filter bags with internal pre-filter for efficient and safe separation of particles and oil

UPDATE: UAE power mix will continue to be dominated by thermal power in next decade