Solar industry needs to learn to stand on its own feet
By Guest bloggers, .
Dr Shawn Qu, chairman and chief executive of Canadian Solar on government cuts to the feed-in-tariffs
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Growing a green economy
By Guest bloggers, .
Gareth Stace, head of climate and environment policy at the EEF on rebalancing our economy
Space debris
By Guest bloggers, .
Chartered mechanical engineer Lucy Rogers discusses the serious threat to space exploration
Rumours at the DSEi defence trade show
By Ben Hargreaves, .
Is the government about to start charging companies to obtain licenses to export defence equipment?
The energy debate
By Ben Hargreaves, .
How to get more out of existing energy resources and how to develop new sustainable ones?
Pedal power makes a serious point
By John Moore, .
Electric Pedals provide entertainment and important educational messages about our use of energy
Nuclear power in the wake of Fukushima
By Lee Hibbert, .
Nuclear fusion energy is at least 20 years away. How should the world react to nuclear fission plants?
Engineering pioneers – it's all a matter of opinions
By Lee Hibbert, .
The survey, carried out by GE, asked the question, “Who do you consider to be your hero/icon in your field?”
Are sky-high tuition fees a threat to the engineering profession?
By Lee Hibbert, .
PE plans to speak to main universities to assess the outlook for engineering departments
Big Bang science and engineering fair saw a bigger turnout of youngsters than ever before
By Ben Hargreaves, .
But there are fears that subjects such as Design and Technology could be sidelined in schools