Skills England says 250,000 more workers needed in clean energy and advanced manufacturing sectors
ALMOST 250,000 more workers will be needed for jobs across the clean energy and advanced manufact...
News
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SAF benefits at risk of being ‘diluted’ by Heathrow expansion, government warned
THE BENEFITS of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) are at risk of being “diluted” by a third runway ...
‘We can’t afford to lose the contribution of women’, says AFBE co-founder in INWED speech
MARIAN Croak, Gladys West and Dame Stephanie Shirley “changed the world” with their inventions in...
Imperial spinout scales up heat-free crude oil separation
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON spinout Exactmer has developed a pilot-scale membrane that can separate c...
Esso refinery fine the ‘thickness of a pencil’ for ExxonMobil, says safety expert
ESSO has been fined £1m (US$1.32m) for an uncontrolled release of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) at i...
Tata Steel to transfer Port Talbot cold mill staff to Llanwern after fire
TATA Steel is to transfer staff from Port Talbot to a site around 64 km away in Llanwern after fi...
Industry
Skills England says 250,000 more workers needed in clean energy and advanced manufacturing sectors
ALMOST 250,000 more workers will be needed for jobs across the clean energy and advanced manufact...
SAF benefits at risk of being ‘diluted’ by Heathrow expansion, government warned
THE BENEFITS of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) are at risk of being “diluted” by a third runway ...
Esso refinery fine the ‘thickness of a pencil’ for ExxonMobil, says safety expert
ESSO has been fined £1m (US$1.32m) for an uncontrolled release of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) at i...
Process
UK’s first geothermal plant opens in Cornwall
AFTER more than a decade of development, Geothermal Engineering Limited (GEL) has opened its Unit...
Trinity spinout scales DAC technology in Ireland
IRELAND could see its first scaled direct air capture (DAC) system deployed, after capture firm N...
Scotland invests £1m in whisky carbon capture firm
A SCOTTISH company specialising in capturing CO2 from the whisky industry has secured £1m (US$1.3...
IChemE
Connect with international colleagues at ChemEngConnect
IChemE will host a two-week virtual conference in June, featuring over 30 opportunities to engage...
Gaining maximum value from your IChemE membership
IChemE Member Engagement Committee member Leonardo Brandao Bernardo e Souza offers a practical gu...
Research & Development
Imperial spinout scales up heat-free crude oil separation
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON spinout Exactmer has developed a pilot-scale membrane that can separate c...
Synthetic diamonds used to kill off bacteria in food and drink
KILLING OFF bacteria in food is a chemical and energy intensive process in the food and drink ind...
Lab-grown chocolate could be supermarket ready by 2027
CHOCOLATE could soon be produced using lab-grown ingredients, including cocoa butter, according t...
Policy
US seeks global critical minerals alliance to curb China dominance
THE US has launched a global initiative with more than a dozen countries to ramp up critical mine...
Net zero shipping deal tanks following Trump attacks
A LANDMARK plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions in global shipping has been delayed by a year aft...
Risk & Safety
UPDATE: NASA confirms April Artemis II launch
THE FIRST crewed mission to the Moon in more than 50 years is now scheduled to launch in April af...
NASA reviews moon rocket Artemis II amid helium flow issues
NASA’S ARTEMIS II is being wheeled back in for repair because a disruption of helium flow to the ...
HSE highlights ‘inadequate’ offshore isolation practices
OFFSHORE oil and gas operators must improve their process isolation practices or risk serious acc...
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