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Underwater robots could make offshore wind farms safer, more efficient, and more cost-effective

A pioneering new project at Heriot-Watt University's National Robotarium is developing robots that can be launched from crewless vessels to inspect and maintain offshore wind turbines.

Plant Engineer of the Year Tom Green rises to the top of his profession

Tom achieves chartership through technical report option.

UK hydrogen strategy

SOE Environmental Sector Chair Professor Steve Burnage discusses how the UK’s Hydrogen Strategy will drive progress into the 2020s.

Connected Energy - second life EV batteries

Ashley Hall, Product Innovation Engineer at Connected Energy Limited discusses how second life EV batteries fit into the energy storage market.

Renewable energy and carbon dioxide emissions

Ian Jackson CEng FSOE FIPlantE, member of the Operations & IPlantE Professional Sector Councils, discusses why not all the renewable energy we use for heating and lighting our homes, powering our industries, and running our transportation systems is free of carbon dioxide emissions.

Steve Rees becomes the Society’s first Registered Environmental Practitioner

Environmental engineers can show their commitment to high standards with REnvP licence.

Register now for our upcoming autumn webinar series

All webinars available to view online for Society members.

Texas-based oilfield tech company ChampionX wins North Sea contracts to limit corrosion

Corrosion inhibitor is non-toxic to marine life.

Society position paper: Ending carbon dioxide originated by equipment operation entering the atmosphere

Members encouraged to read and respond to the paper.

Acclaimed bp safety projects win Martin Clark Society Plant Engineer of the Year award

Martin succeeded with the design of a flare relief system at Clair Ridge shortly after leaving university.

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