Jon Hughes
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Nine in ten critical infrastructure organisations suffered OT breaches. The study of 262 global OT security leaders reveals persistent gaps in monitoring and detection, with experts warning current measures are insufficient.
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Scientists pioneer new process and materials for advancing modern electronics.
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US electricity demand will hit unprecedented levels in 2025 and 2026, driven by data centres, electrification, and industrial build-out, according to the EIA.
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New data from Brookfield, Savills, and Analytiqa shows investors and developers stepping up in logistics real estate — but occupiers remain cautious as ESG, costs, and power shape demand.
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Australia will spend $1.1 billion on undersea drones. The investment accelerates maritime capability ahead of delayed AUKUS submarines.
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ASG TGM has installed a sixth Mazak VTC-800 machine. The £1.75 million investment includes a new 11,000 sq ft facility in Preston, reinforcing the company’s ability to deliver complex aerospace components to OEM and Tier 1 customers.
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BW Epic Kosan will install a 24-metre eSAIL®. The project marks a first for the company’s LPG fleet, with installation due in 2026.
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UK manufacturers generate vast data, but few harness it. Pulsant’s Alex Douglas warns that without real-time clarity, systems become clogged and costly. Leaner data strategies — prioritising edge analytics and actionable insights — enable predictive maintenance, reduce latency, and give production teams the control to boost productivity.
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Integrated Power Services acquires Québec-based CFM Services. The deal strengthens IPS’s medium and high-voltage capabilities across Eastern Canada.
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Offshore Europe 2025 convened global energy leaders in Aberdeen. The exhibition highlighted political engagement, supply chain innovation, and North Sea transition debates, drawing 25,000 professionals and more than 450 exhibitors. Keynotes from ministers and industry leaders underlined the offshore sector’s role in energy security and its future investment outlook.
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