All United Kingdom articles – Page 12
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NewsQED appoints new President
QED Environmental Systems, Inc., an environmental monitoring and remediation equipment manufacturer, has announced Mark Weinberger as its new President.
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Intelligent Energy and MetaVista sign MoU
UK-based fuel cell engineering company Intelligent Energy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with its South Korean customer MetaVista to commit to a long-term partnership and collaboration.
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World first: Drax pilot capturing CO2
Energy firm Drax has started capturing carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) from the combustion of 100% biomass feedstock at its power station in the UK – a first anywhere in the world.
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Riversimple wins £1.25m funding for FCEV’s
Riversimple, a Wales-based manufacturer of hydrogen electric cars, has been awarded government funding of £1.25m, to support the production of a test fleet of 20 Rasa vehicles.
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Mini hydrogen dispenser recognised at Rushlight awards
The mini hydrogen (H 2 ) Dispenser, developed by Fuel Cell Systems as a ’jerry can’ for stranded H 2 vehicles has been commended at this year’s Rushlight Awards.
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Intelligent Energy fuel cell system trial success
Intelligent Energy, Loughborough based fuel cell engineering company, is a step closer to the deployment of its next generation air cooled fuel cell system, following a successful year-long trial with fuel cell powered scooters by the Metropolitan Police.
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IMechE calls for hydrogen trains on non-electrified lines
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers is calling for urgent action to introduce hydrogen trains in areas outside the electrified rail network in the UK.
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Tees Valley wins £1.3m hydrogen vehicle project
Tees Valley has won a £1.3m project that will build two hydrogen refuelling stations in Middlesbrough and Redcar, plus deliver a fleet of hydrogen technology cars.
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UK Govt pledges £48m for cleaner, greener buses
In a bid to drive forward plans to clean up the air in towns and cities, the UK Government has pledged a £48m ($62.2m) investment to fund new environmentally-friendly vehicles and infrastructure.
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Intelligent Energy FCMs selected for new cabin
Mobile and static temporary site cabin manufacturer AJC Trailers has today launched a range of zero emission welfare units powered by Intelligent Energy’s fuel cell modules (FCM).
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Pilot project features Dearman technology
A joint UK-Malaysia pilot project aiming to improve the sustainability of data centres is nearing completion.
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Varied CO2 injection rates enhance CCS success
Varying the rate at which carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) is injected into geological storage sites can enhance not just the sites efficiency but also its ability to store the greenhouse gas securely, according to a new study.
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ITM Power consortium boosted by funding
ITM Power is set to benefit from a UK Government funding boost of £3.1m to deliver a 0.5MW hydrogen refuelling station and 51 fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs).
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Servomex appoints Podolsky
Servomex has appointed Joe Podolsky as its Business Transformation and Planning Director, based in the company’s UK Technical Centre in Crowborough.
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AMETEK Land hires new Product Manager
Combustion efficiency and environmental pollutant emissions monitoring expert AMETEK Land has appointed Manfred Hayk as the company’s new Global Infrared (IR) Product Manager.
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Highview Power welcomes new Sales Director
Energy storage provider Highview Power has hired a new Sales Director for Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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C-Capture raises £3.5m in funding round
A CO2 removal specialist has captured the attention of three big companies to secure major investment for its technology.
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Vivarail reveals plans for hydrogen trains
English rolling stock manufacturer Vivarail has unveiled its hydrogen train design – and it could be on the tracks by the end of 2019.
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BCGA 2019 preview
The British Compressed Gases Association’s (BCGA) 2019 annual conference will look at safety, security and the environment at The Marriott Hotel Country Club in Worsley Park, Manchester, on Thursday 11 th April.
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Rail schemes to share £1.75m
A system that uses hydrogen and oxygen (O 2 ) to produce steam to power engines is just one of five innovative schemes that has been given a share of £1.75m ($2.3m) as the UK Government strives to cut carbon emissions from its railways.
