Rapid decarbonisation efforts are seeing countries around the world increasing the share of energy that comes from renewable sources.

Major £3bn contracts have been signed for Eastern Green Link 3, the UK’s largest electricity transmission project between Scotland and England.

Transport for London is partnering with SSE Energy Solutions to build purpose-built solar installations that will supply electricity to the Tube network.

Drax power station plans to stop burning controversial Canadian wood pellets and switch to a US-only supply from 2027.

French energy giant EDF is petitioning the UK government to allow it continue operating the Sizewell B nuclear power plant for 20 y

The UK will give Ukraine £20m to help bolster its energy infrastructure after it incurred significant damage from Russian strikes.

The second nuclear reactor has been delivered to Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant, marking a major milestone before its planned 2029 opening.

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 annual cost of decommissioning old oil wells in the North Sea is expected to soar past the sector’s investment in building n

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) will issue licences from 1 January 2026 for companies to supply methanol as a marine fuel.

The UK’s investment in wind power has led to far greater financial benefits for consumers than if the country had stuck with fos

Solar energy is now so cost-effective that it is the ‘cheapest option’ for electricity generation, but connecting it to existing power networks remains a challenge, according to a University of Surrey study.

Eighteen months ago, E+T took another look at the IET’s updated Critical Targets. This, in turn, was based on a series we began

A £1bn contract will see Leonardo build 23 new military helicopters for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) at its UK facility in Ye

Campaign groups warn that the soaring electricity demand from new AI data centres could drive up the UK’s carbon emissions.

Reaching out to early-stage schoolchildren is vital to encourage STEM enthusiasm.

The UK saw record levels of renewable electricity on the grid in 2025 – although gas generation also rose as overall demand increased, new figures show.

The government has approved a £120m bailout of the UK’s last ethylene plant in Grangemouth, which is owned by chemicals company Ineos.

The annual cost of decommissioning old oil wells in the North Sea is expected to soar past the sector’s investment in building n

The Brazilian government has approved a licence for Petrobras to begin drilling for oil near the mouth of the Amazon rainforest

In a bid to catch up with global rivals and capitalise on the AI boom, Japan has set a target to boost its chip production eightfold by 2040.

US regulators have approved a range of pilot programmes that will see electric taxis take to the skies of 26 states.

Rapid decarbonisation efforts are seeing countries around the world increasing the share of energy that comes from renewable sources.

Temperatures in the London Tube and other underground train systems are continuing to increase, leading to escalating complaints

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

In a bid to catch up with global rivals and capitalise on the AI boom, Japan has set a target to boost its chip production eightfold by 2040.

A remotely-operated minibot developed by Australian researchers can quickly clean up oil spills using a specialised filtering system.

A virtually unhackable communication system hides data transmission within natural heat radiation, a new study has shown.