Sustainability by numbers
PE talks to David MacKay, the Cambridge academic enlisted by the government to bring rationality to the sustainable energy debate
PE talks to David MacKay, the Cambridge academic enlisted by the government to bring rationality to the sustainable energy debate
Jaguar Land Rover is going through a confident period of expansion. PE meets the engineer who aims to take the company along new highways of technological innovation
The UK should lead the world in wave energy generation. Technology developed in Scotland could make this happen
After last year’s disappointment over the Thameslink deal, Bombardier is now bullish about the future of UK train building. And Hitachi plans to open a factory in County Durham
Turmoil in financial markets has created widespread uncertainty. PE talks to small firms, a bank and an influential trade association, and finds some useful advice on ways to thrive during tough times
Sir John Parker made his name in shipbuilding before taking the helm at National Grid. Now he’s returning to his engineering roots by leading the profession’s royal academy
PE charts the rise of David Waboso, an ambitious teacher-turned-engineer, who has enjoyed a sparkling career and is now at the top of his game
Nuclear regulators have insisted that scores of changes are made to the reactor designs that could be built in the UK. PE reports
Ann Dowling is a world authority on noise and acoustics and the public face of Cambridge University’s engineering department. PE hears her plans for better collaboration
We talk to experts who believe that offshore wind turbine designs need to be better thought-out if we are to make them fit for purpose