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Rail & marine

Northern is the second largest train operator in the UK, with nearly 2,500 services a day

Northern prepares for battle against leaves on the line

Candela's P2 ferry is due to start operating in Stockholm in 2024

Expert Q&A: Electrically-powered hydrofoiling boats

East Coast train companies trial hazard and safety monitoring system

Leeds study reveals carbon impact of long distance travel

June 1917: A new dry dock for Manchester Ship Canal

Rebecca Prendergast At Newton Heath Traincare Centre

Women advised not to wait to be ‘encouraged’ into engineering careers

Side-scan sonar aids discovery of Shackleton’s final ship

Freeport East aims to support deployment of green hydrogen in East Anglian ports, with the number of tugs, workboats and offshore wind vessels in Harwich and Felixstowe making these technologies of particular relevance

Anglo-Australian investment into maritime hydrogen project

Comment: Composites can accelerate rail’s decarbonisation journey

Siemens’ Desiro Verve with RCC

Battery bi-mode trains offer cost and environmental savings

Colonisation by marine species of some of the concrete panels used in the research: (left) green algae, purple laver seaweed, periwinkles, and (right) green algae

Eco-engineered seawall built for the protection of marine life

NZ’s Vessev launches electric hydrofoiling passenger boat