Can driverless cars capture the hearts of motorsports fans? They have made a good start.

Nissan has begun production on a new electric vehicle in its Sunderland plant as UK car makers shift gears away from petrol vehicles.

Over a quarter of new cars sold so far this year have been electric, with emerging markets now a major force in global electric

The Conservative Party has said it will scrap plans to ban the sale of new petrol- and diesel-powered vehicles from 2030 if it w

Planning approval has been granted for a new 31-storey office building at 130 Fenchurch street in the City of London.

The UK needs coordinated plans to stop homeowners resorting to emissions-creating air conditioning, University of Exeter researchers have said in a new policy brief.

A new report by Arup is calling on city leaders to take a localised or neighbourhood approach to retrofit solutions to meet UK net zero goals.

Tiny particles from space may be the secret to remotely inspecting large structures for signs of internal damage, but those systems in development must overcome several challenges

Entertainment and venue company Sphere Entertainment has announced plans to bring a smaller-scale version of its high-tech, immersive dome to the US East Coast.

A quick-setting, low-carbon alternative to concrete could speed up the 3D printing of buildings and infrastructure, according to a study.

Many of India’s largest cities are sitting on increasingly unstable land

Planning approval has been granted for a new 31-storey office building at 130 Fenchurch street in the City of London.

The UK Gigafactory Commission has published its report outlining recommendations to attract battery investment and strengthen do

Entertainment and venue company Sphere Entertainment has announced plans to bring a smaller-scale version of its high-tech, immersive dome to the US East Coast.

While one of the simplest fastening devices, the screw has not always been easy to make – or standardise.

Cement absorbs and stores millions of tons carbon dioxide from the air over the lifetime of urban buildings and infrastructure, scientists have calculated.

A café run by robots has opened to customers in one of Dubai’s most popular tourist destinations – ideal in a time where social distancing is still prevalent.

Ride-hailing service Uber has announced that it has acquired its main rival in the Middle East, Careem, in the largest tech acquisition in the region.

An alleged drone sighting temporarily halted flights at Dubai International Airport, which is the world’s busiest for international travel.

A theme park offering VR and AR experiences has been opened in The Dubai Mall, the largest mall in the world.

Cleantech start-up TheStorage has installed a sand-based thermal storage pilot at a brewery in Finland to provide fossil-free industrial heat.

Failure to effectively address the current space debris challenge could cost the space industry up to $42.3bn over the next decade, according to a World Economic Forum report.

Great Western Railway (GWR) has introduced the UK’s first battery-only-powered passenger train on a suburban rail link in west London.

Flexible, non-toxic hydrogel batteries could power soft, wearable and implantable electronics, according to a study.

Cleantech start-up TheStorage has installed a sand-based thermal storage pilot at a brewery in Finland to provide fossil-free industrial heat.

Failure to effectively address the current space debris challenge could cost the space industry up to $42.3bn over the next decade, according to a World Economic Forum report.

Great Western Railway (GWR) has introduced the UK’s first battery-only-powered passenger train on a suburban rail link in west London.

Flexible, non-toxic hydrogel batteries could power soft, wearable and implantable electronics, according to a study.