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A ‘swarm’ of more than 100 autonomous ground and aerial robots has been controlled by just one person.

Historic church set to heat building using clean energy harnessed direct from the River Clyde - reducing carbon emissions by over 90% and saving 20% in energy bills

The seminar "Reassessing Coal in Power Plant Technologies" presented an essential forum for discussing the future of coal in energy generation, emphasising sustainability and environmental responsibility.

The report makes a series of recommendations for how public financial support for tree planting in Scotland can be reorganised to better serve Scotland’s people, environment, forestry industry, and public purse.

Airbus and partners have announced plans that could pave the way for hydrogen aviation in Sweden and Norway.

For a land-locked country, Switzerland’s maritime industry has a surprisingly colourful history.

A University of Aberdeen research centre has joined a European network to address the technology gap needed to curb the release of world's most potent greenhouse gas

Offshore hydrogen production is now a reality after successful trials of a marine platform, according to the company behind the project.

We’ve been bringing engineering into classrooms around the UK with our fully-funded programmes and competitions since 2005 and since then have been located at a few different locations but for the past 11 years we’ve been in Burnley.

The 2024 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering (QEPrize) has been awarded to Denmark’s Henrik Stiesdal and Britain’s Andrew Garrad CBE FREng for their achievements in advancing the design, manufacture and deployment of high-performance wind turbines – developments which have enabled wind energy to make a material contribution to global electricity generation and deliver transformational impact in diversifying the global energy mix.

A consortium of 10 Spanish companies aims to design, build and install a hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system on a high-speed train.

An impurity detection probe that can withstand temperatures as hot as molten lava could lead to more efficient solar cells, its creators have claimed.