There has been an ever-growing push to transform into a world where carbon emission is none existent. Recently, the government has been injecting cash into evolving green technology and development. This has been in a hope to reduce the amount
Net Zero is a term that has recently been used more frequently. With the extreme weather that we have seen over the past years, there is no doubt that current human activity is creating greenhouse gases and in turn, is
This week, the North-East is hosting a green economy summit which has come about as part of a partnership between Newcastle University and the North of Tyne Combined Authority. The event is designed to show off research strengths
Working with local authorities in the North and North East of England, project developers of Dogger bank Wind Farm, SSE Renewables, Equinor and Eni are committing £1 million to STEM education for young people from coastal communities.
Our annual event, Bring It On North East will be taking place November 4th 2021 and following the success of our virtual programme last year we’re building on that to bring you a bigger, better and more interactive version. ‘This Year’s
The Financial Times recently reported that reliable sources have suggested that Nissan are “in advanced talks” with the UK government to progress plans to build a battery factory right here in the UK in 2024. The decision would be key
Building on their company target to be carbon net zero and nature net positive by 2030, GSK announced their partnership with COP26 earlier today. As the COP26 Principal Partner for the pharmaceutical sector, GSK will drive action
The last month has been an exceptionally positive time for Jacobs, one of the companies that attend Bring It On North East each year. In support of the global drive to net zero and action on climate
There was some great news for the region’s engineers last week, as the announcement came that Express Engineering has chosen Team Valley as the home of its most recent assembly and test centre. The £3.5m facility has been
Rotary Sunderland is delighted to support “Bring It On” both financially and publicly. This excellent quality initiative offers a superb insight into the many opportunities available to both male and female students wishing to pursue an engineering career, either via
