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Carbon prices could triple, manufacturers warned 19/06/2013

UK manufacturers in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) should review their CO2 strategies ahead of political intervention which could triple the market price of carbon, experts have warned.

Question time for Deputy Prime Minister at Siemens Newcastle 18/06/2013

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg took questions from 100 employees at Siemens, Newcastle last Friday (14 June 2013) in an informal session organised by the alongside the Local Economic Partnership.

RDM Group makes £75,000 energy saving with ISO 14001 10/06/2013

The Coventry-based engineering firm RDM Group is planning to cut energy usage by 20% per year and take £75,000 of waste out of its manufacturing and operational process after securing ISO 14001 environmental accreditation.

Rockwell reveals summer dates for Automation University series 06/06/2013

Rockwell Automation has announced a series of summer dates for its Automation University EDGE series, which provides business improvement advice for senior engineers and manufacturing managers.

Beware of false economy on compressor maintenance says Atlas Copco 20/05/2013

Taking the cheapest option on compressor maintenance will only end up costing you more in the long run according to an Atlas Copco white paper.

New plant set to boost sales and create jobs 15/05/2013

A £750,000 investment in a new glass beneficiation plant (pictured) is set to boost sales and create 10 new jobs at Middlesbrough-based Ward Recycling.

Manufacturers call for safer gas supply 09/05/2013

Energy-intensive manufacturers are calling for urgent government intervention to protect industry from gas shortages, warning that UK supplies of gas have been running perilously low and that the consequences of this are harming firms and stifling employment.

Sun smiles on Henry the vacuum cleaner 26/03/2013

Numatic International - which manufactures the iconic Henry vacuum cleaner - has installed a solar energy system that will reduce its carbon emissions by more than 120 tonnes per year as it helps to power the company's computer-controlled injection-moulding machines.

Electricity chief culprit as energy prices soar once more 19/03/2013

Manufacturers have endured another year of rocketing energy bills, with nearly half of sites hit by hikes of 5% or more, according to WM's Energy report.

Electric cars ‘still some years away’ 20/02/2013

Britain remains "still some years away" from adopting electric vehicles despite a £37m funding package announced by the government for home and on-street charging for plug-in vehicles.

‘Green’ manufacturing faltering, says EEF 19/02/2013

The UK's position as the sixth largest producer and provider of low carbon goods and services is faltering, with manufacturing output contracting. That's according to a report from the manufacturers' organisation, EEF.

Pay-as-you-save energy deal is a hit with sweet manufacturer 06/02/2013

Blackpool-based Tangerine Confectionery has cut its energy bill through the installation of combined heat and power (CHP) systems, funded through a pay-as-you-save scheme with no upfront investment.

Financed variable speed drives could change competitiveness 14/01/2013

Up to £2,512 million of energy cost savings could be made in the UK within five years, if industry fully implemented variable speed drives (VSDs) on electric motors, according to a new report from Siemens Financial Services.

First IE4 synchronous reluctance motor and driveinstallation is game changer 09/01/2013

The world's first IE4 synchronous reluctance motor and drive package (SynRM) from ABB has replaced an induction motor-based variable-speed drive (VSD) package at South Staffs Water in the UK – and made waves in the industry.

Babcock Wanson energy centre cuts Kodak bills by 18 per cent 19/12/2012

Kodak's new energy centre, which is based on a Babcock Wanson UK ESM8000 steam generator, is now delivering 18% energy savings at its Harrow plant in NW London.

UK drives manufacturer seals £6million automation deal 15/11/2012

British variable speed drives manufacturer Invertek Drives has secured new contracts with two unnamed international automation companies to supply a range of Optidrives (E2, P2 and HVAC) for global use.

Ricardo acquires AEA Europe for environmental consulting 12/11/2012

Ricardo has acquired the UK operations of AEA Technology, which was spun out of the Atomic Energy Authority in 1996, from the administrators for £18 million.

Idhammar Systems launches OEE energy monitor 01/11/2012

Idhammar Systems has launched an energy monitor that provides live information on a plant's Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) performance.

Programme to create green jobs in East of England 24/10/2012

A £2.25 million business support programme for manufacturing start-ups and SMEs has been launched by IfM Education and Consultancy Services (), part of the Institute for Manufacturing at the University of Cambridge.

Mobile app for compressor monitoring 23/10/2012

Atlas Copco has launched a mobile app for site-wide remote monitoring of compressor systems.

Masterton dismantles first LNG holders in Europe 16/10/2012

Grangemouth-based decommissioning specialist Masterton is dismantling four liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanks and associated plant at National Grid's Heath Farm Lane storage facility at Partington, Manchester.

Liquid air to fuel UK low carbon engineering economy 26/09/2012

Academics, government officials and industry executives will meet at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers on 2 October to kick off a programme aimed at harnessing liquid air to deliver a zero carbon economy and boost British business.

Cressall wins ISO 14001 environmental benchmark 04/09/2012

Power resistor manufacturer Cressall has been awarded the ISO14001 environmental accreditation for its green processes and systems.

New chairman for Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult 09/08/2012

Colin Hood is ne new chairman of the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult centre, which is to focus on nurturing technologies to improve offshore wind, tidal and wave power in the UK.

Complex policies hinder green bids says EEF 30/07/2012

Complex, costly and incoherent climate and environment policies are hindering the ambitions of Britain's manufacturers and "doing little but adding to costs and burdens", according to the manufacturers' organisation EEF.

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