A new £15m deal will restore regular container services through the Channel Tunnel, shifting freight from trucks to trains.

Swedish transport tech start-up Einride has driven a fully autonomous heavy-duty truck on a public road in Belgium for the fir

The Japanese government has launched plans for a Autoflow-Road conveyor belt system between Tokyo and Osaka that could carry the same amount of freight as 25,000 truck drivers every day.

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As the year draws to a close, we at E+T magazine have been looking back at some of the most important trends in engineering and

The first high-speed marine engine that runs entirely on methanol has been demonstrated in initial bench tests at Rolls-Royce.

Four rotor sails have been installed on a 325,000-deadweight ton cargo ship by UK firm Anemoi Marine Technologies as part of a technology demonstration designed to cut carbon emissions on long-range shipping.

Researchers have successfully developed the first megawatt fuel cell – a breakthrough that could speed up the move towards low-carbon shipping and aviation.

The US wants 40% of Taiwan’s semiconductor production to take place on American soil – a proposal firmly rejected by Taiwan.

US President Donald Trump has cleared the way for Nvidia to begin selling its powerful AI H200 chips to China.

In the latest update in the Nexperia dispute: China has eased export controls on the company’s chips for civilian use.

US and European automotive supply chains are at risk of chip shortages due to tensions with China-owned chipmaker Nexperia, warn industry lobby groups.

A 256-qubit quantum computer housed at the University of Cambridge is set to ‘supercharge’ quantum research in the UK.

Upgrading outdated stations and infrastructure should take priority over building new railway schemes, argues a report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

Measures aimed at attracting and retaining girls and women in the tech sector have been launched by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

The use of AI in breast cancer screening could save many lives, according to a landmark study.

The Civil Aviation Authority has rejected efforts from Heathrow to significantly raise its landing fees to fund a series of upgrades to the airport.

Driverless cars could be fitted with external displays to help them communicate with vulnerable road users such as runners and cyclists.

The ongoing search for life on Mars could be rapidly sped up through the use of semi-autonomous robotic explorers that can carry

Climate change could be exacerbated by thawing permafrost that releases large amounts of greenhouse gases once it has defrosted.

Volvo’s hydrogen-powered trucks are currently undergoing on-road trials in northern Sweden’s harsh cold climate, ahead of a planned commercial launch by 2030.

In the future, headset users could log into platforms simply through the distinct vibration patterns of their skulls, according to a study.

A soft material that converts body heat into electricity could pave the way for self-powered wearable devices, according to a ne

The Civil Aviation Authority has rejected efforts from Heathrow to significantly raise its landing fees to fund a series of upgrades to the airport.