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Covid-19 has accelerated change at an unprecedented rate, altering how businesses can not only survive but thrive in the foreseeable future.
Here's how business leaders are planning to adapt to a Covid-centric economy:
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The development and deployment of technology for green hydrogen production will be key to enabling the UK to achieve its net zero ambitions writes Jon Excell.
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Equinor is leading the development of H2H Saltend, a project to produce hydrogen from natural gas in combination with carbon capture and storage.
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Construction of the North Sea Link, the world’s longest subsea power cable, has passed the halfway point following an operation to move the cable through a Norwegian lake.
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BMW has got one of the first use cases for Apple’s ultra-wideband tech with its digital car key, but the future of UWB goes way beyond cars
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Next month (July 2020) will see the start of major engineering works on FASTBLADE, a state-of-the-art composite testing facility being built by engineering giant Babcock International and the University of Edinburgh.
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Researchers at the University of Chicago have developed a VR system that enables its users to feel hot or cold by hacking their nose.
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Electric cars could benefit the UK economy by £24bn provided suppliers can rapidly ramp up their capacity to ten times current levels, according to new research published by the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC).
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The Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project aims to have our entire ocean floor mapped out by 2030, and on Sunday announced it had already managed to map one-fifth of it.
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The public is firmly behind UK manufacturing, with three in four believing businesses stepped up to support the nation and the NHS as Covid-19 took hold.
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One of the unexpected consequences of the current pandemic is the high volume of discarded surgical face masks littering the streets and even washing up on beaches.
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Chemical engineers have developed a new technology that helps convert harmful carbon dioxide emissions into useful industrial products like fuel and plastics.
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Researchers in Saudi Arabia have developed Aqua-Fi, an aquatic form of underwater internet that sends data through light beams.
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