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Qatar Airways has vowed to become a climate-neutral airline and is continuously investing in new technology aircraft to achieve this goal. The airline’s CEO has called on aircraft manufactures, fuel suppliers, and engine makers to invest capital in research and

The Culham Science Centre is one of the leading research facilities in the UK developing fusion Power plants. A recent test conducted by UKAEA’s MAST upgrade machine for fusion experiment brought to light a solution that currently stands as a challenge

There is a need for a clean and reliable power source within Africa amidst the swiftly growing population in the continent.  Africa is rapidly maximising its development in social and economic spheres, and it is the need of the hour to

According to a YouGov poll for RenewableUK, the public thinks that renewables should be the government’s aim for green growth. The YouGov Poll sampled 1700 people, asking them to rank the ten key areas outlined in the Ten Point Plan for

China will have the world’s largest nuclear power fleet within a decade, while most of the units in longstanding nuclear regions – Japan, the European Union and the USA – are facing the end of their original 40-year design lifetime,

The record of more than 260GW of new renewable energy capacity was installed in 2020, despite the effect of Covid-19, as per new information from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). IRENA said in its ‘Renewable Capacity Statistics 2021’ report that

EGB Engineering’s latest research publication investigates the performance and life assessment of hydrogen vs jet fuel for turbofan aero engines. This comes with the renewed interest in hydrogen as an alternative fuel source for aero engines due to its perceived

China declared an aspiring objective to slice its carbon impression to net-zero by 2060. It will require a broad redesign of the country’s energy framework.  Progress convoluted by the way that the nation is still quickly constructing new coal power