Engineering


  • Metso expands South American mining service capacity

    Metso is expanding mining service capacity across South America significantly. A new Brazilian centre joins a €45 million regional programme covering repair, technical support, manufacturing, and lifecycle services.


  • MacGregor orders surge on vessel demand

    MacGregor recorded sharply higher order intake across maritime markets globally. New vessel contracting drove merchant demand while maintenance, modernisation, and upgrade work supported a growing service backlog.


  • Poole recycling scheme clears final Gate 3

    RAPID has approved Poole Water Recycling for further development work. The proposed scheme could provide up to 25 million litres daily while reducing pressure on existing river abstractions.


  • Metir advances field-deployable PFAS monitoring platform

    Metir is advancing commercial deployment of its field-ready PFAS platform. A first US placement, UK field validation, machine-learning development, and control of the measurement-method IP are moving the technology towards wider industrial use.


  • Barhale advances Ashford Common tunnel relining

    Barhale will reline part of Ashford Common’s Southern Inlet tunnel. The Thames Water project combines deep confined access, GRP removal, and reinforced-concrete lining while the wider London abstraction system remains operational.


  • Airbus expands Belfast A220 wing capacity

    Airbus has started expanding its Belfast A220 wing manufacturing facility. The 6,221m² extension will add a third autoclave, specialist tooling, and infrastructure supporting production of 13 aircraft per month by 2028.


  • Offshore Europe opens 2027 technical paper call

    Offshore Europe has opened submissions for its 2027 technical programme. The Aberdeen event will focus on energy security, industrial capability, decarbonisation, digital transformation, and workforce development.


  • Konecranes wins 34-crane electric terminal order

    Konecranes will supply 34 electric gantry cranes to Elizabeth terminal. The battery-powered fleet forms part of a wider Port of New York and New Jersey modernisation programme.


  • MAN secures framework for 1,000 police vans

    MAN will supply up to 1,000 vans for German police. MOSOLF will convert the TGE passenger vehicles under a four-year framework covering federal and state forces.


  • Hallamshire engineers slatted drums for glass conveyor

    Hallamshire has manufactured specialist slatted drums for glass-handling conveyor systems. The bespoke design allows glass debris to pass through the pulley, reducing build-up, belt damage, and maintenance.