TCA still presenting challenges to manufacturers three years on
According to Make UK research Britain’s manufacturers are calling on the Government to continue working closely with the EU to make exporting easier and improve Britain’s Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) with the EU so companies both sides of the Channel can prosper and grow their businesses through the delivery of more frictionless trade.
ABB and Imperial College extend carbon capture collaboration
A dedicated carbon capture pilot plant will continue to train the net-zero workforce, and engineers and scientists of the future, after ABB and Imperial College London signed a 10-year contract to extend their successful partnership. The plant is the only one of its kind in an academic institution in the world.
National broadcaster highlights MTA’s pioneering commitment to sustainability
The pioneering work conducted by the Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA) in its quest to encourage manufacturers to decarbonise their production processes has attracted the interest of national broadcaster, ITN.
Manufacturing & Engineering Week gets ‘Smart’ for a bigger, better 2024
Following a successful event in 2023 Manufacturing & Engineering Week continues to evolve, becoming Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week in 2024. The small adjustment reflects the forward-looking nature of the event and focus on the new technologies, tools and solutions driving the sector forward.
Made Smarter national roll-out to turbo charge digital transformation for SME manufacturers
Made Smarter, a programme helping SME manufacturers access technology and digital skills, is to be rolled out nationally.
Industry calls for permanent full expensing
Britain’s manufacturers are urging the Chancellor to make full expensing permanent as the centrepiece of his Autumn Statement this week in order to provide a major boost to business investment.
EngineeringUK launches innovative schools programme to inspire next generation of engineers
To coincide with Green Careers Week and Tomorrow's Engineers Week, EngineeringUK has announced it is launching a brand-new pilot programme for schools – designed to help students explore solutions to tackling climate change and discover how engineers and engineering and technology are a key part of this.
Driving forward industrial energy efficiency is key to meeting net zero targets
Manufacturers have been hit by soaring gas and electricity prices hitting record highs, leaving businesses desperate to cut their energy use, according to a new report Driving Industrial Energy Efficiencies, published today by Make UK and Inspired PLC. The new research delves into how energy-efficient practices and technologies can help companies save money and boost productivity while at the same time moving towards their Net Zero targets.
Talking Industry: Advances in safety engineering and security
The latest Talking Industry (TI) addressed how implementing safety initiatives can enhance efficiency, while addressing the risks. Andy Pye, Chairperson of TI, gives a brief overview of the event.
AI technology leader to take over as IET President
Artificial Intelligence expert Dr. Gopichand Katragadda has been appointed as the 142nd President of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). He will be the first Indian in the history of the IET to assume this role, including the first Indian to assume the presidency of a global engineering body.
Combilift celebrates 25 years at its Monaghan HQ
In 1998 Combilift originally made history with its world-first multidirectional C4000 3-wheel, all-wheel drive forklift. Last month, the company celebrated its 25th Anniversary at its headquarters in Monaghan, Ireland.
AI and Machine learning set to boost Industry’s automation push
Manufacturers are set to see a surge in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning as they push for greater automation and improvements in productivity, efficiency and quality according to a new survey published recently by Make UK and Infor.
£4.9 million grant awarded to accelerate decarbonisation of excavators
Danfoss Scotland, part of global hydraulics and electric powertrain systems supplier Danfoss Power Solutions, has received a grant worth £4,941,809 (approximately $6.1 million) from the U.K. Government’s Department for Energy Security & Net Zero through the Red Diesel Replacement Phase 2 Competition. The programme provides funding for projects developing low-carbon alternatives to red diesel for the construction, mining and quarrying sectors. Danfoss will use the funds to validate its Dextreme Max system in a 30- ton electric excavator, which it expects will reduce energy consumption by 50%.
AERZEN Machines celebrates 50th Anniversary
AERZEN Machines is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The company was established on the 13th of September 1973. AERZEN Machines Ltd started to provide compressed air, gas and vacuum solutions to the markets in the UK and Ireland.
EngineeringUK launches new 5-year strategy to enable engineering and technology to thrive
Not-for-profit EngineeringUK has announced it’s entering a new strategy period – which will set the direction of the organisation over the next 5 years.
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