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A new report by the Breakthrough Institute and the Alliance for Science presents an in-depth analysis of the potential economic impact tied to the European Union’s current regulatory approach to new genomic techniques (NGTs). The report, titled “The €3 Trillion Cost of Saying No: How the EU Risks Falling Behind in the Bioeconomy Revolution,” discusses
ABB to Push Boundaries of Methane Emissions Monitoring with Funding from U.S. Department of Energy ABB has received significant funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management and the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) to design an Integrated Methane Monitoring Platform that will advance the development of new
ABB and Export Development Canada Agree on Global Partnership for Financing Clean Tech Projects ABB and Export Development Canada (EDC), Canada’s export credit agency, have signed a global partnership to promote investments in sustainable technologies and projects in Canada and around the world. The support provided by EDC, with a total limit of up to
Revolutionising Supply Chain Solutions: thyssenkrupp Materials UK – Northern Ireland’s Consignment Stock Service In a dynamic stride towards customer-centric solutions, thyssenkrupp Materials UK – Northern Ireland has introduced an innovative consignment stock service that is setting new benchmarks in efficient inventory management. thyssenkrupp Materials (UK) Ltd is a leading materials supplier and supply chain solutions
Fingers Off: Dirty Van Graffiti Could See Wannabe Artists Imprisoned Dirty white vans covered in profound language and penises are a very common site on UK roads particularly during the wetter months. However, the creators partaking in the drawing of genitalia graffiti and offensive words onto vehicles have been told to put their fingers down. Under
Call for ‘Minister for Manufacturing’ as Latest Report Points to ‘Cocktail’ of Supply Chain Issues for Industry : A complex cocktail of supply chain pressures, availability of raw materials and recruitment issues is holding back UK industry according to a new report. Crowe’s Summer Manufacturing Outlook, conducted in partnership with the Confederation of British Metalforming
This National Manufacturing Day, the Minister for Employment is calling on employers to use the free support available from Jobcentres to help boost the UK economy. Jobcentre Plus teams play a key role in organising sector jobs fairs to link jobseekers with opportunities in manufacturing, as well as running Sector Based Work Academies (SWAPs) which
The potential abandonment of the HS2 rail link from Birmingham to Manchester has raised concerns, with the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, warning that such a move could have a detrimental impact on the improvement of rail services in northern England, potentially creating a significant north-south divide. Speculation surrounding the project has intensified as
Local Politician Visits CUMMINS Huddersfield to See Recent Investments and hear about Net-Zero Ambitions The Mayor of West Yorkshire, Tracy Brabin, MP For Huddersfield, Barry Sheerman and Labour’s Parliamentary Candidate for Huddersfield, Harpreet Uppal, visited the Cummins site in Huddersfield on Friday to learn more about how Cummins, a global power technology leader, is working to
A Greener Future for Port Talbot Steelworks: UK Government Commits £500m in Bid to Save Jobs Tata Steel Invests £700m to Cut Emissions, but Job Losses Loom in Ambitious Green Transformation In a bold and ambitious move towards a more sustainable future, the UK government has pledged up to £500 million to support the Port
