Scottish and Southern Energy has agreed to sell half of its equity in Greater Gabbard Offshore Winds to npower renewables, the UK subsidiary of RWE Innogy.

European automotive giant Opel/Vauxhall is to invest €11bn (£10bn) over the next five years in order to keep the business viable and sustainable.

Doctors can give athletes who undergo meniscus surgery the ability to return to their active life faster with much less pain using a biodegradable scaffold in the knee.

Major companies will need to pool technologies to make the electric car commercially viable in the near future, says Bosch’s Bernd Bohr

Middlesex University academics have helped to develop a mathematical formula that enables images to be built up from Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) scans.

Just over half of The Engineer’s audience would like to see a second Brexit referendum according to the results of a new survey.

Prof Klaus Muller-Dethlefs, director of the newly-opened Photon Science Institute, hopes to put UK research into this field on to the world map. Christopher Sell reports.

With new technologies continuously emerging and evolving, companies need to be prepared to innovate and meet the challenge, says Neil Davidson, group vice president, EMEA and APAC, Deltek.

Iberdrola Ingeniería has been awarded a €43.1m contract to construct a transmission line in Spain to distribute the energy generated by nine wind farms.

Ashland has signed an agreement to sell its global marine services business, Drew Marine, to private equity firm JF Lehman for $120m.