Royal Navy
The energy supplier has received the Bronze Award in the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme
The Royal Navy’s headquarters in Liverpool has installed a “turbine in a box” system that can generate its own electricity, ultimately helping HMS Eaglet to save thousands of pounds a year
It was claimed the ship was part of a fleet of espionage boats examining energy sites for possible sabotage
UK’s Ministry of Defence has condemned the “reckless sabotage” in the Baltic Sea
The Nuclear Skills Academy aims to sustain nuclear capability within the UK’s submarines programme
Hybrid technologies could power Royal Navy vessels and cut emissions
The Royal Navy has revealed concepts for future submarines. The range of designs, which mimic real marine lifeforms, were created by young engineers and scientists from UKNEST, a not-for-profit organisation which promotes science, engineering and technology. Among the designs are a crewed mothership shaped like a manta ray, unmanned eel-like vessels equipped with sensor […]
The Royal Navy is about to hoist up its energy savings with upgrades to the air conditioning and heating systems on its warships. HVAC firm E-CO UK was commissioned by engineering firm BAE Systems to improve the air treatment units on 14 British Royal Navy frigates. Air con is needed as many of the Type […]
A bomb disposal team has safely exploded an old World War Two mine on-site at the Greater Gabbard Wind Farm off the coast of Suffolk. Ex-Royal Navy explosive experts at Ramora UK used a Remotely Operated Vehicle to blow up the 680 kilo German ground mine with a controlled explosion. David Welch, Managing Director of […]