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The IOR webinar last week on the new draft EU FGAS Regulation issued by the EU on 5^th April highlighted the key changes being proposed and raised a number of questions to be followed up with legislators.

Emissions expert Ray Gluckman FInstR, IOR Past President, discussed these in his talk which over 400 people had registered to attend. If you missed the talk you can still listen to the recording at www.ior.org.uk

The UK offshore wind industry will employ roughly 100,000 people by 2030, according to a new report

Passengers will soon fly across Spain causing just a small fraction of the usual emissions thanks to a new fleet of 10 hybrid airships.

Norah Magero has won the Royal Academy of Engineering’s 2022 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation with Vaccibox, a small, mobile, solar-powered fridge that safely stores and transports medicines like vaccines, for use in field vaccinations and remote clinics.

The Institution of Engineering and Technology has introduced a new generation of scholarships to support students, apprentices and degree-apprentices with a passion for engineering from all backgrounds onto the engineering career ladder.

This year we’ll be celebrating the amazing work that women engineers around the world are doing to support lives and livelihoods every day.

We’re profiling the best, brightest and bravest women in engineering, the inventors and innovators who dare to be part of the solution and are helping to build towards a brighter future.

To mark the anniversary of Grenfell, we look at some engineering catastrophes from around the world that have shown civil engineers where potential gaps in learning might be.

A state-of-the-art Extended Reality (XR) facility, regarded as the leading XR showcase in the UK, has been officially opened by Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise Ivan McKee MSP in Ayr.

Exhibition urges young people to help engineer a net zero world

The Tall Ship is Glasgow’s unique maritime attraction and one of only five Clydebuilt sailing ships left afloat in the world. Berthed alongside the Riverside Museum the Ship operates as a historic vessel/visitor attraction, welcoming over 200,000 visitors per year, giving locals and tourists an insight into life aboard a sailing ship.

Edinburgh Business School at Heriot Watt University have recently announced that they are part of the fully funded Upskilling Scotland Scholarship programme supported by the Scottish Funding Council