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IN Power’s summer issue examines electrification beyond headline generation figures. The complete magazine is free to read, covering microgrids, grid materials, data centre power, and industrial power quality.
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ABB has agreed to acquire Rotork for £4.1 billion outright. The combination would join industrial automation systems with a major global portfolio of actuators and flow control equipment.
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British Steel has entered public ownership after months of intervention. The transfer protects Scunthorpe’s blast furnaces while government develops a commercially sustainable, lower-carbon future for the business.
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Brenntag is expanding regulated amino acid distribution across European markets. Its Evonik agreement covers pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, medical nutrition, API, excipient, and cell-culture applications.
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Grid connection delays are reshaping British industrial investment decisions now. New research finds that projects, electrification plans, costs, and potential plant locations are already being affected.
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Newronika has secured European approval for adaptive brain stimulation technology. Its αDBS implant continuously senses neural activity and adjusts therapy using patient-specific settings.
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Four robotics bodies have formalised a common global policy agenda. The Barcelona Declaration sets ten priorities covering investment, skills, regulation, standards, adoption, and scale-up.
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Qorvo is extending RF component availability through Rochester Electronics worldwide. The agreement covers active and discontinued devices used in long-life industrial, aerospace, defence, and communications systems.
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Bodycote is adding European HIP capacity for aerospace production growth. Investments in France and Germany will support larger components, powder metallurgy, and rising defence demand.
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Intelligent Energy has unveiled hydrogen power for heavier unmanned aircraft. The 120kW system targets long-range fixed-wing platforms carrying payloads between 150kg and 750kg.
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