Environmental Sustainability

The Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering is a collaboration between Coventry University and Unipart Manufacturing.

Unipart Group scores 100% in Corporate Responsibility Index

Indoor farming or controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) requires a great deal of attention to maintain the health of the plants - image courtesy of Adobe

Agriculture automation company Grownetics wins UoC IT competition

Crestron Electronics is to build its second largest site and will occupy the state-of-the-art Legacy Tower in Texas - image courtesy of Crestron Electronics

Crestron Electronics expands home automation business with new Texas site

Siemens new, powerful aircraft electric motor. Image courtesy of Siemens

Airbus and Siemens join forces to develop hybrid electric planes

Colt - The coolstream evaporative cooling principle

Q&A from the Colt International ‘fundamentals of evaporative cooling’ webinar

By 2020 and 2025, European OEM’s must reduce average fleet tailpipe emissions to below 95g of CO2/ km and then 75g of CO2/km.

Automotive light weighting: driving the revolution

Flux have launched three high performance affordable e-bike models including the Attack pictured here - image courtesy of Flux.

Flux Electric Bikes look to ‘Trump’ the e-bike market with mid-mounted motor

50 Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell power the new BeeZero car sharing programme by The Linde Group launching this summer in Munich - image courtesy of Hyundai

Hyundai and Linde launch BeeZero, the world’s first fuel cell car sharing service

Solar PV is one of the major growth areas for renewables investment. Image courtesy of AGL

UN report shows record renewables investment

General Motors President Dan Ammann (right) with Cruise Automation co-founders Kyle Vogt (center) and Daniel Kan (left) - image courtesy of GM

GM autonomous vehicles gets boost with Cruise Automation purchase

J.R. DeShazo, left, and Gaurav Sant show off a sample of the new building material made from CO2 that they hope will one day replace concrete - image courtesy of UCLA.

UCLA researchers hope to turn captured CO2 into sustainable concrete