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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

We know about the benefits of utilizing solar energy and its commitment to a cleaner environment, but do you know that solar energy can be beneficial for commercial and business use as well? There are countless countries across the world like

Many questions are raised about the future popularity of electric vehicles. However, sustainable travel is a highly anticipated  in the market and is a growing industry. Recently, EGB has written an article about hydroelectricity being using in aviation, and other ways

Following the death of Prince Philip on the 9th April 2021, coverage on his royal highness’ interests in technology and engineering has been made in radio, television and newspapers. To celebrate the successes of Prince Philip in his contributions to engineering

In 2019, five years since the Paris Agreement was signed, nations have been warned of the catastrophic impacts of climate change if global emissions are not halved in the next ten years. In order to achieve this, cities need to act

As seen in the engineering industry when It comes to education and the workplace. In 2019, only 26% of STEM graduates in the UK were women, and in 2020, only 10.4% of engineering occupations were employed by women. However, the latter

What has changed? With a reduction to travelling, particularly on an international scale, commercial flights have had to be cut down. The lockdown has also had a significant impact on the commercial aviation industry, for instance there has been disruption in