Engineering
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Xtera will supply optical engineering for EXA Meridian cable system. The 24-fibre-pair route will link New Jersey with Brean and target more than 500Tbps of scalable capacity.
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CNC Onsite is opening a Houston subsidiary for wind repairs. The Danish company is taking crane-free uptower machining into the North American market.
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GomSpace is integrating forty ThrustMe electric propulsion systems across satellites. The systems are entering normal production, with first equipped spacecraft expected to launch from October.
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Nordex has secured a 91MW Brandenburg wind turbine supply order. Thirteen N163/6.X turbines will be installed from September 2027 under a 20-year service contract.
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Aganova has redesigned Nautilus for broader pipeline condition assessment workflows. The platform uses inspection data to support leak detection, maintenance prioritisation, and infrastructure investment decisions.
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Isar Aerospace has secured five additional dedicated Spectrum launch missions. The SEOPS agreement covers flights from Norway and Canada between 2028 and 2030.
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Econ Engineering has commissioned a new high-power laser cutting system. The £1.1 million investment expands in-house fabrication capability at its Ripon manufacturing operation.
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Uniper has submitted plans for Killingholme’s new carbon capture plant. The facility would accompany a consented 550MW gas-fired station and target at least 95% CO2 capture.
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UK Fusion Energy is widening STEP’s industrial manufacturing access routes. A new MTC relationship and £10 million R&D mechanism will support production-readiness work across the prototype programme.
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Siemens Mobility is building its first Polish rail service centre. The 4,300m² Gądki depot will add heavy maintenance, digital asset management, and locomotive overhaul capacity for Central and Eastern Europe.
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