(IN BRIEF) Stadler and SBB have unveiled the final livery design for SBB Cargo Switzerland’s new EURO DuFour locomotives at Stadler’s facility in Valencia, Spain, less than two years after the contract was signed. The locomotive is presented in SBB’s … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Spain, Switzerland, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged Alexander Muhm, battery-equipped locomotives, Bo’Bo’ locomotives, digital capabilities, electric locomotives, energy efficiency, EURO DuFour, European freight transport, fleet renewal, freight locomotive platform, freight services, full service, future-proof freight services, Iñigo Parra, locomotive livery, mainline locomotives, operational flexibility, rail freight, rail technology, rail transport modernisation, railway innovation, SBB, SBB Cargo Switzerland, SBB Cargo Switzerland’s New EURO DuFour Locomotives Presented in Iconic SBB Red, SBB red, Spain, Stadler, Stadler and SBB Unveil Final Livery for EURO DuFour Locomotives for Swiss Rail Freight, Stadler and SBB unveil final livery for EURO DuFour locomotives to modernise Swiss rail freight, Stadler Reveals Final Design for EURO DuFour Fleet as SBB Advances Freight Modernisation, Stadler Valencia, sustainable rail freight, Swiss railways, Switzerland, Valencia
(IN BRIEF) GSK has announced that momelotinib, a differentiated JAK inhibitor marketed as Ojjaara or Omjjara in approved indications, has received orphan drug designations from the US Food and Drug Administration and the European Medicines Agency for the treatment of … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, European Union, Government, Healthcare, Law, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged activin A receptor type I, ACVR1, anaemia, ATLAS trial, bone marrow failure, clinical trial, clonal myeloid disorder, EHA Congress, EMA, European Hematology Association Congress, European Medicines Agency, FDA, GSK, GSK Advances Momelotinib Development Programme With Orphan Drug Designations for VEXAS Syndrome, GSK’s Momelotinib Receives US and EU Orphan Drug Designations for Rare VEXAS Syndrome, haemato-inflammatory condition, haematologic features, haematologic malignancy, hepcidin, JAK inhibitor, JAK1, JAK2, Janus kinase 1, Janus kinase 2, life-threatening disease, lung involvement, macrocytic anaemia, momelotinib, Momelotinib Gains Regulatory Support in US and EU as GSK Targets High Unmet Need in VEXAS Syndrome, myelofibrosis, neutrophilic dermatosis, ODD, Ojjaara, Omjjara, orphan drug designation, phase II/III trial, rare disease, rare disorder treatment, regulatory submissions, relapsing chondritis, rheumatologic features, splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, UBA1 gene mutation, US Food and Drug Administration, uveitis, Vacuoles E1 enzyme X-linked Autoinflammatory Somatic syndrome, vasculitis, VEXAS syndrome
(IN BRIEF) Bertelsmann is sponsoring FREIRAUM KUNST, a temporary art exhibition presented by the Academy of Arts at Bellevue Palace in Berlin from June 13 to 28, 2026. Held under the patronage of German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the exhibition … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Berlin, Business, Education, Entertainment, European Union, Germany, Media, Society
Tagged Academy of Arts, Architecture, Archivio Storico Ricordi, art and culture, art exhibition, Arvato Group, Bellevue Palace, Berlin, Bertelsmann, Bertelsmann Education Group, Bertelsmann Investments, Bertelsmann Marketing Services, Bertelsmann Sponsors FREIRAUM KUNST Exhibition at Bellevue Palace in Berlin, Bertelsmann Supports Academy of Arts Pop-Up Gallery at Germany’s Presidential Residence, BMG, Contemporary Art, creative industries, creativity, cultural diversity, cultural engagement, Cultural Heritage, cultural sponsorship, Culture@Bertelsmann, education company, Entrepreneurship, Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, FREIRAUM KUNST, FREIRAUM KUNST Opens Bellevue Palace to Contemporary Art With Bertelsmann Sponsorship, Germany, media company, official residence of Germany’s Federal President, Penguin Random House, pop-up gallery, public access, RTL Group, services company, The Blue Sofa, Thomas Rabe, UFA Film Nights
(IN BRIEF) BT has signed a new contract with Growing Mid Wales to deliver full-fibre broadband access to business parks across Ceredigion and Powys through the Business Park Full Fibre to the Premises Project. The initiative will bring gigabit-capable connectivity … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Economy, Education, European Union, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Internet & Online, Investment, Small Business, Technology, Telecom, United Kingdom
Tagged 1 Gbps download speeds, Adam Price, Anna McMorrin, broadband rollout, BT, BT Signs Growing Mid Wales Deal to Expand Full-Fibre Access and Digital Skills Support, BT to deliver full-fibre broadband and digital skills support for business parks across Mid Wales, BT to Deliver Full-Fibre Broadband Upgrade for Business Parks Across Mid Wales, Business Park Full Fibre to the Premises Project, business parks, business productivity, Ceredigion, Ceredigion and Powys Business Parks to Benefit From Full-Fibre Broadband Investment, Ceredigion County Council, connectivity, Councillor Bryan Davies, Councillor Jake Berriman, digital capability, digital economy, digital infrastructure, digital skills support, economic resilience, employment sites, FTTP, full-fibre broadband, gigabit-capable broadband, Growing Mid Wales, internet service providers, Mid Wales, Mid Wales Growth Deal, open access network, Powys, Powys County Council, private sector investment, public investment, regional growth, small and medium-sized businesses, SMEs, Susi Marston, UK Government, virtual workshops, Wales, Welsh economy, Welsh Government
(IN BRIEF) SSAB, Peab and Hjalmarssons have delivered the world’s first bridge built using SSAB Zero steel, a decarbonized steel made with recycled steel, fossil-free electricity and biogas. The pedestrian and bicycle bridge has been installed over the E22 highway … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Metals and Minerals, Sweden, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged 30-tonne bridge, 39-metre bridge, 46 tonnes CO2 savings, 70 percent emissions reduction, bicycle bridge, biogas, bridge construction, carbon footprint reduction, climate ambitions, CO2 emissions, construction materials, decarbonized steel, E22 highway, fossil-free electricity, Fredrik Andersson, GHG Protocol, green-painted bridge, Hjalmarssons, infrastructure decarbonisation, infrastructure upgrade, low-carbon steel, lower-emission infrastructure, Lund, Matts Nilsson, Peab, Peab and Hjalmarssons Deliver World’s First Bridge Built With SSAB Zero Decarbonized Steel, Peab and Hjalmarssons Use SSAB Zero Steel to Build Lower-Emission Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge in Lund, pedestrian bridge, recycled steel, Scope 1 emissions, scope 2 emissions, Sölvesborg, SSAB, SSAB Zero, SSAB Zero Steel Reduces Carbon Emissions by 70 Percent in Landmark Swedish Bridge Project, steel construction, steel processing, sustainable materials, sustainable steel, Sweden, Swedish Transport Administration, Tom Nordlindh, World’s First SSAB Zero Steel Bridge Installed Over E22 Highway in Lund
(IN BRIEF) Software République, the open innovation ecosystem created by Atos, Dassault Systèmes, JCDecaux, Renault Group, STMicroelectronics and Thales, has unveiled cleveR insights, a new territorial intelligence solution designed to help local authorities make better operational decisions through connected data, … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automotive, Business, Electronics & Machinery, Environment, European Union, France, Government, Infrastructure & Utilities, Internet & Online, Management, Security & Safety, Technology, Telecom, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged artificial intelligence, Atos, augmented vision, Champs-Elysées, citizen contributions, cleveR insights, cleveR insights Brings AI Mobility Data and Digital Twins to Local Authority Decision-Making, climate resilience, Connected Vehicles, connectivity, Cybersecurity, Dassault Systèmes, data analytics, Digital Twins, drought risk, dynamic maps, environmental data, environmental simulation, extreme climate events, fixed sensors, hypervision centre, JCDecaux, Laurence Bechon, local authorities, mobile sensors, mobility data, natural resources, noise monitoring, Paris, Paris Porte de Versailles, pollution monitoring, predictive analytics, public action, public-sector digital transformation, quality of life, Renault Défilé, Renault Group, road infrastructure monitoring, satellite data, shared dashboards, Smart Cities, smart street furniture, Software République, Software République introduces cleveR insights to help local authorities turn territorial data into public action, Software République Launches cleveR insights Platform for Smarter Public Action and Sustainable Territories, Software République Unveils cleveR insights to Support Data-Driven Territorial Management for Local Authorities, sovereign platform, STMicroelectronics, sustainable mobility, temporary sensors, territorial intelligence, Thales, Urban Planning, virtual twins, VivaTech
(IN BRIEF) Technical University of Munich PhD candidate Sarah Pappert has received the Zonta Women in STEM Award, becoming one of only 16 young women scientists worldwide to be recognised for outstanding achievements in STEM. Pappert is an astrophysicist at … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Aviation & Aerospace, Awards, Education, Electronics & Machinery, European Union, Germany, Science, Society, Technology
Tagged astronomical instruments, astronomy, Astrophysics, Big Bang, Chile, detector technology, ELT, ESO, European Southern Observatory, Extremely Large Telescope, first-light camera, galaxies, galaxy evolution, galaxy mergers, Germany, Girls’ Day, high-resolution spectroscopy, Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, MICADO, Milky Way, MPE, Munich, optical systems, PhD candidate, Professor Frank Eisenhauer, Professor Reinhard Genzel, role models in science, Sarah Pappert, Sarah Pappert of TUM Named Among 16 Global Recipients of Zonta Women in STEM Award, science communication, scientific research, STEM outreach, supermassive black holes, Technical University of Munich, TUM, TUM Astrophysicist Sarah Pappert Honoured for Research on Supermassive Black Holes and STEM Outreach, TUM PhD Candidate Sarah Pappert Receives Zonta Women in STEM Award for Astrophysics Research, TUM PhD candidate Sarah Pappert receives Zonta Women in STEM Award for astrophysics research and science outreach, TUM School of Natural Sciences, women in STEM, young women scientists, Zonta Women in STEM Award
(IN BRIEF) Scientists studying 2,000-year-old grape seeds from ancient wells at Cetamura del Chianti in Tuscany have uncovered new evidence about the origins of modern wine production. Published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, the research analysed DNA from 80 … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Art & Culture, Education, European Union, Food & Beverage, France, Hungary, International Trade, Italy, Science, Slovenia, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged agricultural trading network, ancient DNA, Ancient DNA From Tuscan Wells Reveals White Grape Origins Behind Chianti’s Winemaking History, Ancient Grape Seeds From Tuscany Show How Roman Agriculture Helped Shape Modern Wine, ancient grapevines, ancient wells, archaeological science, Baratcsuha szurke, Central and Eastern Europe, Cetamura del Chianti, Chianti wine region, Department of Archaeology, DNA Study of Tuscan Grape Pips Reveals Surprising White Wine Chapter in Chianti’s Past, Dr Nathan Wales, Dr Oya Inanli, Etruscans, Florida State University, genetic testing, grape pips, grape seeds, grapevine varieties, Hungary, Italy, Journal of Archaeological Science, Maribor, Mediterranean agriculture, oldest living grapevine, oxygen-free mud, Professor Nancy De Grummond, Roman agriculture, Roman Empire, Roman viticulture, Sangiovese, Slovenia, Southern France, Tuscany, University of York, University of York Research Traces Roman and Etruscan Grapevine Legacy Through 2000-Year-Old Seeds, vineyards, Viticulture, white grapes, wild grapes, Wine production, winemaking history
(IN BRIEF) Rovensa Next and Novonesis have signed a distribution agreement under which Rovensa Next will commercialize select Novonesis plant health biosolutions in the United States beginning with the 2027 growing season. The partnership will expand grower access to science-backed … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Chemicals, Denmark, Environment, European Union, Food & Beverage, International Trade, Science
Tagged Actinovate, adjuvants, agricultural biologicals, agricultural biosolutions, Agro-K, alfalfa, biocontrol, biofertilizers, biological crop inputs, BioniQ, bionutrition, biosolutions for agriculture, biostimulants, broad-acre markets, Cell-Tech, Cell-Tech Multi-Pulse, Cell-Tech XC, Chuck Broughton, clover, corn, Cosmocel, crop production, crop productivity, crop resilience, forage crops, Franklinton, fruit crops, grower profitability, JumpStart, national distributors, Nitragin, NodPro, North Carolina, Novonesis, Optimize, Oro Agri, peanuts, Planetary Health, plant health, post harvest, ProPort Technology, pulses, QuickRoots, Ratchet, regional distributors, René Garza, ROI, Rovensa Next, Rovensa Next and Novonesis Partner to Expand Agricultural Biologicals Access for US Growers, Rovensa Next and Novonesis Target Growth in US Agricultural Biologicals Market Through New Partnership, Rovensa Next to distribute Novonesis plant health biosolutions in the United States from 2027 growing season, seed treatment, soybeans, specialty crops, sustainable agriculture, TagTeam BioniQ, Torque, United States, US growers, vegetable crops
(IN BRIEF) The BRICK AWARD 26 winners were celebrated in Vienna, recognising outstanding international architecture projects that demonstrate the creative, sustainable and cultural potential of brick and ceramic building materials. Hosted by wienerberger, the manufacturer-independent biennial award has been presented … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Austria, Belgium, Business, Construction, Education, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Real Estate, Spain
Tagged affordable living, ARB Architects, architectural design, ATELIER ARS, Barcelona, Belgium, bioclimatic atrium, biomass-fired brick, BOGL, Brick Architecture, BRICK AWARD 26, BRICK AWARD 26 Celebrates Global Architecture Projects Showcasing Innovation in Brick and Ceramic Materials, BRICK AWARD 26 honours international architecture projects showcasing innovation in brick and ceramic design, Brick Book 26, Ca na Birgit, ceramic building materials, CHINA, China Academy of Art, Christine Conix, clay tiles, climate resilience, Colectivo C733, commercial architecture, Conix RDBM, Eduardo Mediero, Endless Brick Playground, energy efficiency, Gabriela Carrillo, garden city, HANGHAR, Hangzhou, Heimo Scheuch, industrial buildings, Jens Linnet, MAKER, Mallorca, MAP studio, Mexico, Peris+Toral Arquitectes, Professor Lichao Chen, public spaces, reclaimed bricks, residential architecture, Ses Penyes Rotges, Soc Son, social and urban infill project in Kortrijk, Social Atrium 54 Dwellings in the Besòs, Spain, sustainable architecture, TEd'A arquitectes, Traudy Pelzel, Vienna, Vietnam, Vietnam’s Đạo Mẫu Temple and Museum Wins Grand Prize at BRICK AWARD 26 in Vienna, Warehouse and Offices for Clase Azul La Hacienda Jalisco, Wienerberger, wienerberger-Hosted BRICK AWARD 26 Honours Sustainable and Forward-Looking Brick Architecture From Around the World, Xuân Hinh, Đạo Mẫu Temple and Museum
(IN BRIEF) The University of Liverpool has won the Best Public Sector Innovation award at the 2026 Prix Galien UK Awards for its three major COVID-19 response innovations: the SMART community testing programme, the ISARIC clinical characterisation study and the … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Education, European Union, Government, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Security & Safety, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 4C Mortality Score, AGILE therapeutics trial platform, antiviral treatments, asymptomatic testing, Best Public Sector Innovation, British Army, case detection, Cheshire and Merseyside, CIPHA, Civic Health Innovation Labs, clinical characterisation study, clinical trials, Combined Intelligence for Population Health Action, community testing, COVID-19 hospitalisations, Covid-19 pandemic, Data into Action, Gary Leeming, health data infrastructure, International Severe Acute Respiratory and Emerging Infection Consortium, ISARIC, lateral flow devices, Liverpool, Liverpool City Council, Liverpool COVID-19 Drug Interactions tool, Liverpool COVID-19 Response Trio Wins Best Public Sector Innovation at 2026 Prix Galien UK Awards, London, mass testing, molnupiravir, Natural History Museum, NERVTAG, NHS, nirmatrelvir ritonavir, pandemic response, Prix Galien UK Awards, Professor Calum Semple, Professor Iain Buchan, Professor Lauren Walker, Professor Marta Garcia-Finana, Professor Richard FitzGerald, Professor Saye Khoo, Professor Sir Munir Pirmohamed, public health innovation, remdesivir, Sage, SMART programme, Systematic Meaningful Asymptomatic Repeated Testing, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Wins Prix Galien UK Award for Landmark COVID-19 Public Sector Innovation, University of Liverpool wins Prix Galien UK award for three major COVID-19 response innovations, University of Liverpool’s SMART ISARIC and AGILE Programmes Recognised With Prix Galien UK Honour, vaccine development, WHO, World Health Organisation
(IN BRIEF) A University of East Anglia nutrition academic is supporting Eat Social, a Norwich-based social enterprise working to provide nutritious meals for families affected by food poverty. Professor Anne-Marie Minihane of Norwich Medical School has joined the initiative as … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Food & Beverage, Healthcare, Non Profit, Science, Small Business, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged 16 Wensum Street, academic research, after-school meals, balanced meals, café funding model, child development, children’s nutrition, community food initiative, community meals, Eat Social, Eat Social and The Sandwich Shop Build Sustainable Local Response to Food Poverty in Norwich, family support, food insecurity, food poverty, fundraising, healthy food access, learning, Lisa Vincent, local anti-poverty work, local families, mental health, Norwich, Norwich community, Norwich Medical School, Norwich Social Enterprise Uses Café Model to Fund Nutritious Meals for Families Facing Food Poverty, nutrition research, nutrition translation, nutritious meals, Professor Anne-Marie Minihane, public health, real-world impact, research impact, social enterprise, sustainable community support, The Sandwich Shop, UEA, UEA nutrition research supports Norwich social enterprise tackling food poverty through community meals, UEA Research Expertise Supports Community Food Initiative Focused on Children and Families in Norwich, University of East Anglia
(IN BRIEF) Safran Electronics & Defense Germany has received its largest order from Germany for more than 1,000 JIM Compact multifunction infrared binoculars for the Bundeswehr. Announced during ILA Berlin 2026, the order is aimed at strengthening German Infantry capabilities … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Defence, Electronics & Machinery, European Union, Germany, Government, Industrial, Security & Safety, Technology
Tagged all-weather operations, augmented soldier, battlefield awareness, Berlin, Budget Committee, Bundeswehr, Bundeswehr Orders More Than 1000 Safran JIM Compact Systems to Strengthen Infantry Capabilities, combat-proven system, defence procurement, dismounted troops, Framework Agreement, German Bundestag, German Infantry, Germany, ILA Berlin 2026, infantry modernisation, infrared observation system, JIM Compact, local maintenance support, low-light operations, Marzell Schiller, modern armed forces, multifunction infrared binoculars, multifunction observation system, NATO countries, operational readiness, Safran, Safran Electronics & Defense Germany, Safran Electronics & Defense Germany Expands Bundeswehr Partnership With Major JIM Compact Order, Safran Secures Largest German Order for JIM Compact Infrared Binoculars From the Bundeswehr, Safran’s JIM Compact Gains Largest-Ever German Order Under Bundeswehr Framework Agreement, situational awareness, soldier systems, target detection, target identification, target location, targeting capability
(IN BRIEF) Airbus Defence and Space and Ukrainian defence technology company SkyFall have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at ILA Berlin to launch a strategic partnership focused on defence innovation, unmanned systems and multi-layered air defence. The agreement, signed in … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Berlin, Defence, Electronics & Machinery, European Union, France, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, Security & Safety, Technology, Ukraine
Tagged air defence, Airbus, Airbus and SkyFall Partnership Supports European Sky Shield Goals and Next-Generation Air Defence Innovation, Airbus and SkyFall Sign Strategic Partnership to Advance European and Ukrainian Defence Innovation, Airbus Defence and Space, Airbus–SkyFall Alliance Links European Defence Systems Expertise With Ukrainian Combat-Proven Drone Technologies, Baba Yaga, battlefield innovation, Berlin, Boris Pistorius, C2, collective deterrence, combat-proven technologies, command and control, communications systems, counter-drone systems, defence ecosystem, defence innovation, drone interceptors, drone saturation attacks, Drones, ESSI, European airspace, European Sky Shield Initiative, European technological sovereignty, Germany, IAMD, ILA Berlin, industrial cooperation, integrated air and missile defence, International Aerospace Exhibition, Memorandum of Understanding, Michael Schoellhorn, missile defence, MoU, multi-layered air shield, Mykola Makovieiev, P1-SUN Shahed interceptors, rapid prototyping, serial manufacturing, Shrike FPV drones, SkyFall, SkyFall Academy, strategic partnership, system-of-systems, UKRAINE, Ukrainian airspace, Ukrainian defence technology, unmanned aerial systems, Vampire drone
(IN BRIEF) BAE Systems has launched a Next Generation Indirect Fire Control System designed to bring greater speed, precision and connectivity to modern artillery operations. Developed by BAE Systems Weapon Systems UK, the digital fires capability supports artillery crews at … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Defence, European Union, France, Infrastructure & Utilities, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged artillery operations, artillery platforms, BAE Systems, BAE Systems Advances Artillery Modernisation With New Connected Digital Fires Platform, BAE Systems introduces next-generation digital fire control system for modern artillery operations, BAE Systems Weapon Systems UK, BAE Systems Weapon Systems UK Launches Next-Generation Indirect Fire Control Capability, Beth D, command systems, connectivity, decision makers, defence innovation, digital battlefield, digital fire control, digital fires capability, effector networks, Eurosatory, fire control system, front-line capability, front-line operations, future upgrades, indirect fires, John Borton, military technology, military vehicle, modern artillery, modern conflict, Next Generation Indirect Fire Control System, open architecture, operational awareness, platform integration, precision, radar, resilient digital architecture, satellite, sensor integration, sensor networks, soldier, sovereign UK baseline configuration, speed, Targeting
(IN BRIEF) Barclays has agreed to acquire GoHenry, the UK money management platform for children and teenagers aged 6 to 18, from Acorns Grow Incorporated, with completion expected in the fourth quarter of 2026 subject to regulatory approvals and other … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Business, Education, European Union, Financial, Internet & Online, Investment, Management, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 6 to 18 year olds, Acorns, Acorns Early, Acorns Grow Incorporated, Barclays, Barclays Bank UK PLC, Barclays Expands Family Banking Strategy With Planned Acquisition of GoHenry From Acorns, Barclays PLC, Barclays to acquire GoHenry to expand youth banking and family financial education offering in the UK, Barclays UK, Barclays UK to Acquire GoHenry Money App for Children and Teenagers, CET1 ratio, children and teenagers, children’s banking, cloud-based technology platform, England, financial education, financial education in schools, financial guidance, financial targets, financial wellness, GoHenry, GoHenry Limited, GoHenry to Join Barclays as Bank Builds Broader Financial Journey for Families and Young Customers, household banking, Junior ISA, London, Louise Hill, Marina Shchukina, mass affluent households, Mighty Acquisition Sub Ltd, money lessons, money management app, Money Missions, net promoter score, Noah Kerner, NPS, NSPCC, PARENTAL CONTROLS, Pixpay, prepaid debit card, regulatory approvals, savings goals, standalone app, Susie Guo, UK families, United Kingdom, Vim Maru, youth banking
(IN BRIEF) Hexagon AB has acquired ITRES Research Limited, a Calgary-based specialist in airborne hyperspectral and thermal imaging systems, to strengthen its advanced airborne mapping and multi-sensor geospatial data capabilities. The acquisition combines ITRES’ hyperspectral and thermal sensors with Hexagon’s … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Construction, Defence, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Metals and Minerals, Science, Security & Safety, Sweden, Technology
Tagged advanced airborne mapping, airborne mapping, airborne sensors, Anders Svensson, autonomous solutions, Calgary, CANADA, data delivery systems, data fusion, Digital Twins, Disaster Response, emergency responders, fire hotspot detection, flight planning tools, forestry mapping, geology mapping, georeferenced thermal imagery, geospatial data, Geosystems, ground surface assessment, Henning Sandfort, Hexagon, Hexagon AB, Hexagon acquires ITRES to expand airborne hyperspectral and thermal mapping capabilities, Hexagon Builds More Complete Airborne Mapping Platform Through ITRES Hyperspectral and Thermal Sensor Deal, Hexagon Expands Hyperspectral and Thermal Imaging Portfolio With Acquisition of Canada-Based ITRES, Hexagon Strengthens Infrastructure and Geospatial Business With ITRES Acquisition, hyperspectral imaging, Infrastructure & Geospatial Business Area, ITRES, ITRES Research Limited, lidar, LiDAR point clouds, material identification, measurement technologies, minerals mapping, multi-sensor geospatial data, multispectral data, Nasdaq Stockholm, object classification, optical imagery, positioning solutions, Scanning & Mapping Division, Stockholm, Sweden, temperature analysis, thermal data, thermal imaging, thermal property detection, Tom Hull, urban heat mapping, Water Quality Monitoring, wetlands mapping
(IN BRIEF) Hexagon’s Production Software Division has acquired Planit Canada, the world’s second-largest reseller of Cabinet Vision, to strengthen its direct position in the Canadian woodworking software market and expand its North American growth opportunities. Founded in 2008, Planit Canada … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Construction, Defence, Electronics & Machinery, Industrial, Management, Sweden, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Aerospace and Defence, Alphacam, automotive, autonomous solutions, cabinet manufacturing, Cabinet Vision, CANADA, casegoods manufacturers, Cobham, construction, customer relationships, design engineering and manufacturing workflow, design-to-manufacturing software, digital manufacturing, Drew Rogers, general manufacturing, Hexagon, Hexagon Acquires Planit Canada to Expand Woodworking Software Growth Across North America, Hexagon acquires Planit Canada to strengthen woodworking software presence across North America, Hexagon Builds North American Woodworking Software Capabilities Through Planit Canada Deal, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, Hexagon Production Software Division, Hexagon Strengthens Canadian Cabinet Vision Market Presence With Planit Canada Acquisition, maintenance services, manufacturing workflows, mining, Nasdaq Stockholm, Planit Canada, precision measurement technologies, production software, productivity, Quality, regional expertise, repeatability, software training, technical support, United Kingdom, VORTEK Spaces, WEB-CAB, Wood Stone and Composites vertical, woodworking manufacturers, woodworking software
(IN BRIEF) RWE has installed the first turbine at Nordseecluster A, the 660 MW first phase of the 1.6 GW Nordseecluster offshore wind project in the German North Sea, around 50 kilometres north of Juist. Turbine installation is being carried … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Denmark, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Germany, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Internet & Online, Netherlands, Norway, Technology, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged 1.6 GW offshore wind project, 44 turbines, 6.5 terawatt hours, 60 turbines, 660 MW, 900 MW, Amazon, climate-friendly electricity, Damien Lhors, DEME, Denmark, energy security, Essen, foundation installation, German North Sea, green electricity, grid connection, hub height, industrial decarbonisation, Juist, Netherlands, Nordseecluster, Nordseecluster A, Nordseecluster A Advances as RWE Begins Turbine Installation for 660 MW First Phase, Nordseecluster B, Norges Bank Investment Management, Norse Wind, offshore construction, Offshore wind, OranjeWind, Power Purchase Agreement, PPA, renewable electricity, rotor blades, RWE, RWE and Vestas Move Forward With Nordseecluster Offshore Wind Buildout in Germany, RWE Installs First Turbine at Nordseecluster A Offshore Wind Farm in German North Sea, RWE Offshore Wind, RWE Reaches Major Construction Milestone at 1.6 GW Nordseecluster Offshore Wind Project, Sofia Offshore Wind Farm, Sven Utermöhlen, Thor offshore wind farm, turbine installation, United Kingdom, V236-15.0 MW turbines, Vestas, wind turbines
(IN BRIEF) RWE has completed the installation of all 100 turbines at the Sofia Offshore Wind Farm, one of the UK’s largest offshore wind projects and a major renewable energy development located more than 200 kilometres offshore. The final turbine … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Germany, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Technology, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged 1.4 GW, 100 turbines, 14 MW turbines, Cadeler, energy transition, Green Port Hull, high voltage direct current, HVDC, low-carbon power, North Sea, offshore construction, Offshore wind, offshore wind supply chain, RecyclableBlades, renewable electricity, renewable energy generation, rotor diameter, RWE, RWE Completes Installation of All 100 Turbines at Sofia Offshore Wind Farm, RWE Installs Final Turbine at One of the UK’s Largest Offshore Wind Farms, RWE Reaches Major Construction Milestone at 1.4 GW Sofia Offshore Wind Project, SGRE, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Siemens Gamesa SG 14-222 DD, Sofia Offshore Wind Farm, Sofia Offshore Wind Farm Moves Closer to Operation as RWE Completes Turbine Installation, Swindon, turbine blades, turbine installation, UK Homes, United Kingdom, wind farm commissioning, Wind Peak, wind turbines, ‘jack up’ vessel
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