The government has doubled its target for hydrogen production, from five to 10GW by 2030, as part of its new Energy Security Strategy. But how ready is UK industry?
Gas Analyses
The medical and pharmaceutical industries use compressed air for a range of applications. Because medical gases often have a direct impact on patient health, it is critical that the compressed air...
Oil Analysis
How the ancient process of pyrolysis will be used in the UK to – literally – change the landscape of tyre recycling toward greater sustainability. By Tom Austin-Morgan
Waste Management
The government has doubled its target for hydrogen production, from five to 10GW by 2030, as part of its new Energy Security Strategy. But how ready is UK industry? By Tom Austin-Morgan
Petrochemical
To meet the government’s net zero target, 19m heat pumps must be installed by 2050. That means that heating installer numbers must now grow, and keep on growing. Tom Austin-Morgan looks at what is...
HVAC/Cooling systems
As additive manufacturing (AM) matures into a technology that produces finished products instead of prototypes, MTC has launched an apprenticeship, reports Tom Austin-Morgan
Apprenticeships
A critical report by the government’s water regulator Ofwat found that climate change was the biggest threat to the water sector’s asset management plans. By Tom Austin-Morgan
By recovering waste heat, facilities can reduce energy costs and CO2 emissions, while simultaneously increasing energy efficiency. But is it as easy as it sounds? By Tom Austin-Morgan
Heat Exchangers
Just over a year since construction began on Phase One of HS2, how far has the project progressed, is it still on track and what innovative technologies are being used? By Tom Austin-Morgan
Construction
The government is proposing a new scheme to log energy consumption and carbon emissions in large buildings that will come into play in 2022. By Tom Austin-Morgan
Building Energy System
Laser scanning technology has evolved beyond its original use as a high-end surveying tool and is now being used for various jobs in industrial settings. Tom Austin-Morgan reports
Sensors
Drone technology is being utilised to detect leaks in gas pipelines and storage facilities; it is quicker and more accurate than manual methods
Gas Detection