Britain Rejoins EU’s Horizon Science Programme In Further Boost For Ties

The Prime Minister's office said Britain would also associate with the European earth observation programme Copernicus

After Big GDP Revision, UK Statisticians Seek Faster Data Access

The Office for National Statistics relies on government departments and other agencies for certain data sets.

Apple Inks New Long-Term Deal With Arm For Chip Technology

Arm owns the intellectual property behind the computing architecture for most of the world's smartphones.

Britain Sets Priorities For November Global AI Safety Summit

The summit, to be held early in the month, will bring together tech executives, academics and political leaders.

Stellantis Says 24 Of Its Engine Types Can Run On E-Fuels

The group said in April that it was testing 28 engine types on synthetic e-fuels made with renewable energy.

Siemens To Invest $30 Million To Train U.S. EV Charger Technicians

The initiative aims to train a diverse and inclusive workforce to build, install and service the infrastructure to support future EV demand.

Britain Eases Planning Rules For Onshore Wind Projects In England

The changes involve streamlining planning rules and included broadening the ways that suitable locations can be identified and accelerating the process of allocating sites.

Volkswagen In ‘Advanced Talks’ With Mahindra On MEB Platform

Mahindra wants to use central MEB components such as the e-drive and unit cells for its models.

Sustainability Takes Back Seat In Auto Industry Sourcing Decisions – Survey

The number of companies deploying sustainability initiatives declined by 9-11 percentage points between 2022 and 2023, the report shows.

Hyundai, LG To Spend $2 Billion More On Georgia Battery Plant

The facility, a joint venture between the two companies, eventually will be able to produce about 300,000 electric vehicle batteries annually.

Britain To Pay Homes To Use Less Power Again This Winter

National Grid’s Electricity System Operator (ESO) said it hopes to expand the number of participants.

What Is Extractables And Leachables Testing And Why Is It So Important?

Volkswagen To Suffer Production Disruptions Due To Floods In Slovenia

In Portugal, Volkswagen's Autoeuropa car plant said it would suspend production from September due to a lack of parts.

Fossil Fuels’ Share In EU Power Mix At Lowest Level Since Records Began -Report

Rising renewable energy output could meet a bigger proportion of electricity demand.

Will Project Management Be Taken Over By AI?

What Project and Programme managers need to know and how to survive.

London’s Contentious Clean Air Zone Extends To Entire City

The mayor says nine in ten cars in London are already ULEZ-compliant.

Thyssenkrupp’s Nucera Targets Growth To Meet Green Hydrogen Demand

Volkswagen Forges Direct Supply Deals For Chips To Avoid Global Shortage

The German carmaker began striking direct deals with chipmakers last October to ensure its supply was secure.