With World Mental Health Day fast approaching, on 10 October 2019, I wanted to take this opportunity to talk about a topic close to my heart and an issue I dwell on often, the prevalence of depression in the oil, gas and engineering industries. It is close to my heart as I missed the opportunity to
The UK has concluded plans to kickstart what has been termed a variety of ultra-low-carbon project that is aimed at significantly reducing the CO2 emission and footprint of the region. Initial funding of £35 million has already been earmarked for three low carbon automotive powertrain
If you go to a career fair, there are bound to be tons of recruiters and eager students vying for limited positions. However, the big question is, how do you stand out from the other multitude of job seekers? It is true that not everybody is great at networking and not everybody knows how
It’s no secret that the current landscape of UK energy is long overdue for a change. Recently Dieter Helm, an economist with a concentration in the energy, water, communication, and transport sectors in the UK, released his independent review of UK energy. While many experts hail this review
According to the latest government figures, renewable energy accounted for almost 30% of all the electricity generated inthe UK between April and JuneStatistics published yesterday in the latest energy trends report by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) shows a
It is understood that prime minister Boris Johnson will make a final decision on the project at the same time that the government-ordered Oakervee review is made public. It had previously been suggested that the Oakervee report would be made public ahead of a final decision from
The company is creating an intelligent water distribution network by working with Royal HaskoningDHV, Vodafone and Technolog to implement technology to cut leakage by 15% over the next five years and pave the way for more than halving it by 2045. SES’s vision is to create a self-learning
Heathrow has taken the decision to push back the completion of the third runway from 2026 to “early 2028 or late 2029”. It comes as the aviation watchdog published its determination on early construction costs and timings for the expansion programme. In its determination the CAA ruled