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The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) announced that it will be offering 30 recent STEM graduates from across Scotland the chance to work with its engineers and researchers.

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A 30-year programme of rail electrification coupled with developing hydrogen and battery technologies are central plans unveiled by the government's Transport Committee to decarbonise the nation's railways.

Highland councillors are to discuss making a bid for a prototype fusion power plant to be built in Caithness.

Aggreko has signed a seven-year contract with Brazilian energy company EVA Energia for a 10 MW renewable power solution using landfill gas. 

Scottish engineering firm Wood has won a contract worth more than $120m (£88.2m) to expand a Chinese refinery.

The Bloodhound supersonic car that was built to break the land speed record is up for sale.

Two of the three BiFab fabrication yards have been bought out of administration.

A curved concrete box weighing more than the Eiffel Tower has been pushed under a railway line to form a new tunnel, in a "UK first" for engineering.