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EGB Engineering has stepped up its development of next generation Clean and Safe Nuclear Energy through collaboration and strategic partnerships with key players in the nuclear sector; and the procurement of key consultancy contracts with apex Organisations dealing with next

Britain’s multi-billion pound aerospace industry risks losing its world-leading role if the government fails to negotiate a Brexit deal which maintains the current strategic relationship with the European Union, according to a study, commissioned by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

EGB Engineering research into Next Generation nuclear power plants (known as Generation IV) has achieved another milestone. A framework known as NuTERA, developed with Cranfield University sets out the requirements for analysing and evaluating Generation IV nuclear power plants. The main

EGB Engineering will embark on a series of programmes to support initiatives such as ‘This Is Engineering’ and ‘Year of Engineering’ with the aim of educating young people on the importance of engineering in everyday lives. The programmes will focus on

EGB Engineering will feature at the Sustainable Energy event of the 2018 International Business Festival on the 14th June 2018 in Liverpool, UK The event is a knowledge and innovation hub for new technologies that will power the clean energy economy.

EGB Engineering Director, Arnold Gad-Briggs and delegates from Cranfield University will be presenting at the 26th ICONE conference in London, UK, which will be held on the 22nd – 26th July 2018. The presentations shall include conference proceedings and a plenary

EGB Engineering Director Arnold Gad-Briggs to present at the 25th International Conference On Nuclear Engineering EGB Engineering Director, Arnold Gad-Briggs will be presenting his research work at the 25th ICONE conference in Shanghai, China, which will be held on the 2nd