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EGB Engineering Supports Rams in Kenya’s 2024 Efforts to Transform Lives in Nakuru’s Schools EGB Engineering is proud to have sponsored the 2024 Rams in Kenya trip, an annual initiative that brings volunteers to Nakuru, Kenya, to support educational facilities and

Aim of this InsightThis review explores the current challenges and status of the UK’s waste management systems and how improved circularity can help the country achieve its 2050 net-zero goals.Waste Management's Role in DecarbonisationWaste management plays a pivotal role in

EGB Engineering has demonstrated significant expertise and strategic capabilities in delivering major infrastructure projects in Africa. This insight consolidates key takeaways from a recent discussion with experts involved in African infrastructure projects, highlighting the critical success factors and requirements for

Introduction:Welcome to the official blog of EGB Engineering, a go-to resource for insights and updates on decarbonisation strategies and net-zero initiatives. Our consultancy services, in collaboration with ESPO (Eastern Shires Purchasing Organization), are designed to empower organisations in tackling climate

EGB Engineering is pleased to have been chosen as a preferred supplier on the ESPO framework - Decarbonisation, Net Zero Strategies.The framework for consultancy services on decarbonisation and net-zero strategies, facilitated by ESPO and supported by EGB Engineering as a

Introduction: The aviation industry has been undergoing a significant transformation in recent years, driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions and increase operational efficiency. One of the key areas of innovation within this industry is electrified aircraft propulsion. Electrified aircraft

EGB Engineering Director, Arnold Gad-Briggs has stated that energy efficiency measures should still be pursued as part of UK and EU short-term strategy to counter the current European energy crisis. Speaking at the International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) conference in Warsaw,

Few industries have been more severely affected by the pandemic than aviation. However, just as its fortunes were beginning to improve, it was hit with a new COVID-19 variant and the resulting travel restrictions. During the summer vacations last year, air

Lately, the demands of mobility are choking us. We are surrounded by constant hurdles and challenges – disagreements over new airport runways and road construction, increased urbanisation, congestion, and guilt over the resulting pollution and climate change. Transportation has become