The government has announced plans to cut red tape and make it easier to install on-street electric vehicle chargers and cross-pavement charging solutions.

Rolls-Royce has revealed Project Nightingale, the first vehicle in its ultra-exclusive Coachbuild Collection programme.

A suite of AI-powered cameras are being deployed in Sussex to detect drivers who are using a mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt.

German car maker BMW has revealed that its upcoming hydrogen fuel-cell SUV will achieve a range of up to 750km following a five-minut

Rolls-Royce has revealed Project Nightingale, the first vehicle in its ultra-exclusive Coachbuild Collection programme.

Five major car manufacturers will face trial at London’s High Court over the ongoing 2015 ‘Dieselgate’ emissions scandal.

Formula 1 motor racing has announced a partnership with UK-headquartered power generation firm Aggreko that will see low-carbon power solutions featured at all European Grands Prix from the 2025 season.

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The government has announced plans to cut red tape and make it easier to install on-street electric vehicle chargers and cross-pavement charging solutions.

Rolls-Royce has revealed Project Nightingale, the first vehicle in its ultra-exclusive Coachbuild Collection programme.

The government has confirmed it will give a £380m grant to Tata Group’s in-construction battery plant ahead of plans to open the facility in late 2027.

Relocating Venice to a new site has been mooted as one possible option to protect it from rising sea levels as the increasing number of flooding events threaten to overwhelm the city’s infrastructure.

The Tyrrhenian Link project has reached a key milestone, with two 500kV high-voltage direct current subsea cables laid at a record-breaking depth of 2,150 metres.

The Italian government has greenlit a €13.5bn project to build the longest suspension bridge in the world.

Recycled electric vehicle batteries from automakers Nissan and Stellantis have found a second life powering a large-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) at Italy’s largest international transport hub.

Researchers at Nasa have discovered a new material with extreme heat resistance that could be used in future lunar structures and vehicles.

The first Great British Railways branded train has been unveiled in Brighton.

The number of coal-fired power plants continued to grow on a global basis in 2025.

The total cost of HS2 could now top £102.7bn and trains may not start running until 2039 – six years later than the most recent target of 2033, transport secretary Heidi Alexander has admitted.

Researchers at Nasa have discovered a new material with extreme heat resistance that could be used in future lunar structures and vehicles.

The UK nuclear sector risks falling behind unless sustainability becomes central to investment, delivery and public trust, according to a report by the Next Generation Nuclear Industry Council.

Construction waste can be turned into an insulation composite using a fungus, according to researchers.

An ultra-fast 6G wireless communication system has transmitted data at 112Gbps using ultra-high-frequency 560GHz radio waves, ac