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DTGen has acquired Realpower to strengthen Irish critical power support. The combined organisation employs over 110 people and plans at least ten additional jobs across its engineering operations.
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UKNNL has defined five missions for its next research programme. The strategy covers reactor technologies, domestic fuel, fleet support, plutonium stewardship and environmental restoration.
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Bramley Precision Aerospace has acquired assets and goodwill from SFM. The Martock operation will trade through Bramley Aerospace and Bramley Harvesting, adding precision manufacturing capabilities alongside Bramley Engineering’s lifting expertise.
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HARTING has introduced rack power connectivity for evolving AI infrastructure. Its assemblies support existing 480V AC distribution and a planned move towards 800V DC systems for NVIDIA computing racks.
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GlobalFoundries has reached a major Dresden semiconductor factory construction milestone. Its €1.1bn SPRINT expansion is intended to lift annual capacity above one million 300mm wafers by the end of 2028.
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Atalaya’s Touro copper project has gained European strategic project status. The proposed Galician mine remains in the permitting process, while its developer continues engineering work and environmental remediation.
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Nordex received 2,810MW of turbine orders during the third quarter. The 29.5% increase reflects projects in ten countries; orders are distinct from completed installations and recognised revenue.
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ACC has produced five million battery cells at its gigafactory. The French manufacturer reports higher module output and plans another production block for 2027, while Stellantis continues to face supply constraints.
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Amcor has helped reopen a Yorkshire school’s woodland learning area. A recycled-plastic Plaswood boardwalk now provides access to the wildlife pond at Hepworth Junior and Infant School, replacing deteriorated timber.
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Europe has selected 46 new critical raw materials strategic projects. The extraction, processing and recycling proposals span 16 EU countries, but their designation confers neither automatic funding nor construction approval.
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