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Momentum behind carbon capture and storage (CCS) is growing in the UK, with the new government recently announcing £21.7bn over the next 25 years for CCS projects in northern England. This signals Labour’s positive intent for the sector and its ambitions to cut emissions from electricity generation to net zero…

For decades, coal was the fuel that fired Britain’s economic growth – powering factories, sustaining towns and creating good jobs for generation after generation.

Aecom has been selected by Tesla to provide design services on one of the globe’s most extensive battery energy storage systems (BESS), designed to support offshore wind power.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has signed agreements with Dominion Energy and X-energy to acquire 620MW of generation capacity from small modular reactors (SMRs) as part of efforts to meet its growing energy needs and net zero commitments.

Ground investigations that will inform the construction of Cern’s new 91km circumference particle accelerator have commenced.

The UK and Scottish governments have partnered in a deal to make billions of pounds of funding available for the Scottish clean energy industry and facilitate the transition of oil and gas workers into renewables.

Hinkley Point C has hit another milestone with the successful lift of the final 423t liner ring into place on the second reactor, which is being built 20-30% faster than the first.

The UK’s aviation regulator has announced significant changes that will enable drones to operate beyond the visual line of sight (BVLOS) for infrastructure inspection and site security.

Creativity is critical for bringing more people into the civil engineering profession, and for ensuring the success of projects, according to senior civil engineering leaders at Institution of Civil Engineering’s (ICE’s) inaugural Ikigai Creative Arts Festival.

Four 20MW micro-reactors are to be built by Last Energy UK in south Wales, with the first projected to be finished by 2027.