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Cars rolling along the production line

Have your say on the most pressing issues facing UK manufacturing in 2020

Marine Plastic Waste Beach Rubbish Sustainable stock - image courtesy of Pixabay.

Coca-Cola designs ‘proof of concept’ bottle from 25% marine plastic

Future of Flight - drones - autonomous - aircraft - aerospace - aviation - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

£300m boost to help advance cleaner, greener future of flight

Most sustainable companies The capacity of offshore windfarms nearly doubled over 2018. Among the new offshore wind farms was the Walney Extension, the largest offshore wind farm in the world - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Britain goes 114 continuous hours without using coal to generate electricity

Power Generation Electricity Bills Energy Increase Non-Commodity Costs Charges - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

£480m joint investment will fund Europe’s largest waste-to-energy plant

electrification of automotive - Electric vehicles are fast becoming a mainstream option for drivers and solve many of the challenges facing our cities. - image courtesy of Pixabay

Australian Labor party announces 50% electric car target by 2030

Aurrigo claims autonomous pods are zero carbon, safer, reduce operators’ labour costs and require no dedicated route infrastructure – image courtesy of Aurrigo.

Autonomous pods: From Coventry to Las Vegas

There is a high potential for opportunity in the developing lightweight structures sector in Greater Manchester - image courtesy of UK Department for International Trade

Global lightweight manufacturing hub forming in Greater Manchester

The Innovate UK funding includes up to £5m for projects lasting up to a year and £14m for projects with the duration of one to three years - image courtesy of Pixabay.

Innovate UK seeks offshore wind cost-cutting projects

An artist's impression of the Tesla battery installation in South Australia. Image courtesy of Tesla.

Huge Tesla battery array completed before deadline in Australia

Smart factories are set to improve productivity and labor cost hugely over the next 5 years - image courtesy of APS

Smart factories set to contribute up to £1.13 trillion to the global economy