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A University of Manchester project will test vertical‑axis wind turbines that harvest the airflow generated by trains, aiming to turn railway tunnels into distributed renewable energy sources.

Natural fibre polymer composites have emerged as a viable alternative to synthetic fibre-reinforced composites. These composites, crafted from natural fibres like jute, coir, sisal, and cotton, offer

Danish-headquartered maritime offshore wind solution company ESVAGT has announced its entry into the burgeoning South Korean offshore wind market through a joint venture partnership with local

Italian-based offshore engineering and construction company, Saipem, has won the 3-year contract by Eni to work on the Liverpool Bay Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) project, estimated at a

In a move set to reshape the North Sea energy landscape, Spanish energy giant Repsol and UK-based NEO Energy have announced an agreement to merge their North Sea operations.

King Charles III’s Crown Estate, which owns Britain’s seabed, has announced plans to invest up to £400 million in the UK’s offshore wind supply chain.

The UK Government’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has unveiled a £55m grant to advance Scotland’s floating offshore wind ambitions.

Carbon nanotubes are reshaping the understanding of friction and wear at both macroscopic and nanoscopic levels.

The world of extreme tribology, a field dedicated to understanding the behaviour of materials under severe conditions, has unveiled a compelling connection between nanoscale phenomena and the