manufacturing
It has a 135kW motor, with a maximum range of up to 144 miles per charge
Researchers who will work closely with industry to address key manufacturing challenges in the production of electrical machines in sectors including aerospace, high value automotive and energy
Each of EkoStinger’s aerodynamic devices for tractor trailers is said to reduce emissions equivalent to taking one car off the road
Led by the University of Sheffield, the hub aims to overcome manufacturing challenges relating to electric development
It will provide high-level advice and policy recommendations on the critical issues affecting business
The University of Strathclyde will help Baker Hughes, a GE Company, cut costs and cycle time, while extending the lifespan of oilfield equipment
Food thrown away by supermarkets will be turned into meals for the homeless and charity groups
It will help drive forward digital developments in British manufacturing to boost productivity and enable more efficient and cleaner production systems
Production of the Rapid E all-electric model is expected to commence in 2019
In 2016, the entire sector produced 110 million MWh of electricity, driven in part by tax incentives and state initiatives
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