The UK government this month launched a range of initiatives and industry reports aimed at accelerating the transition to renewable energy, focusing on storage, carbon capture and floating wind power.
University of California, Berkeley's Kenichi Soga will discuss how distributed sensing data and data analytic techniques can provide geotechnical insights when he delivers the next Rankine Lecture.
Balfour Beatty Vinci (BBV) has begun foundation work for a new bridge that will enable High Speed 2 (HS2) trains to pass under a major A-road in Staffordshire.
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The British Geotechnical Association (BGA) has invited early career professionals to submit posters for the 56th Cooling Prize Competition.
Property owners near the site of a landslide in Hastings may be asked to help fund the cost of survey works, after a motion was passed by councillors earlier this month.
Closure of the landslide-hit Road of Remembrance in Folkestone has been extended until August 2025 to enable contractors to carry out ground investigations and remediation work.
The UK government has approved Thames Water’s water resource management plan, which includes the proposed Abingdon reservoir in Oxfordshire and a water recycling project in Teddington, west London.
The UK government has announced an independent review of High Speed 2 (HS2) and a “renegotiation” of contracts to control the spiralling costs of the project, as plans progress for a new rail line to replace its axed northern leg.
Preparatory work has started on the Tomatin to Moy section of the £3.7bn programme to dual the A9 in Scotland, as the Scottish government gives the go-ahead for another section on the programme.
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