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Event Type: Talk or debate
24 September 2025 19:30 to 21:00
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
Green hydrogen, produced via electrolysis powered by renewable energy, is a key enabler for deep decarbonisation across the energy, industry, and transport sectors. This lecture explores the core technologies driving green hydrogen production, storage, and utilisation, highlighting recent innovations and industrial-scale applications.
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics
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Event Type: Professional development event
23 September 2025 10:00 to 15:00
Virtual
We are keen to support our members in any way we can. For our members who are actively seeking to become professionally registered as a Chartered, Incorporated or EngTech member or as a Fellow, we are offering free events and support.
Industry: Cross-sector
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Event Type: Talk or debate
23 April 2025 19:30 to 21:00
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
Prof Richard Folkson will be moderating the debate on Nuclear Energy Future. Richard served as Chairman of the Institution's Automobile Division from 2008-09, Eastern Region Chairman from 2010-12 rising to President of the Institution 2015-16.
Panel List:
Dr Mike Bluck, Director of the Centre for Nuclear Engineering, Imperial College
Gordon Taylor, Consultant and Writer on Energy Technology & Policy
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics
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Event Type: Talk or debate
26 March 2025 19:30 to 21:00
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
Most people think that international communications are made using satellites. In reality 95% of these communications are carried by subsea cables. The only time we hear this is when they break for example when Tonga was disconnected, or when unexplained outages occur in the Baltic. This talk describes how these subsea cables developed from the telegraph era to today’s digital age where tiny glass fibres carry terabytes under the oceans.
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics
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Event Type: Talk or debate
12 February 2025 19:30 to 21:00
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
The presentation will explain why electrification and hydrogen are very good choices for civil aviation. It will also encompass a description of replacing current aircraft in fully decarbonised scenarios and many wider land and sea implications.
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics