Cleantech and Environment
Shades of Grey in Replacement Front Doors
Cambridge houses are choosing Grey for entrance doors
It’s onwards and upwards for ATM Steel thanks to Haverhill’s EpiCentre
ATM Steel attributes a key part of its rapid expansion to the flexible service provided by the EpiCentre in Haverhill where it has been located for two years. ...
CVE Win Faraday Challenge Funding
Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE) has received funding from Innovate UK under the Faraday Battery Challenge. ...
CVE Launch New Welding Machine for EV Components
CVE have launched a new electron beam (EB) welding machine for electric vehicle (EV) components, including batteries, shunt resistors, motor stators, hairpins, and invertors. The machine will address the automotive industry‘s requirement for a high-quality, quick, and reliable welding p...
Ebflow Reduces 200mm Steel Welding Time To 3 Hours
Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE)’s local vacuum electron beam welding system, Ebflow, welds steel nuclear pressure vessel of 200mm thickness in under 3 hours, revolutionising the assembly and welding of thick-sections for pressure vessel manufacture. ...
CVE Secures Offshore Wind Funding For Welding Solution
Cambridge Vacuum Engineering secure Offshore Wind Growth Partnership funding for a ground-breaking advanced welding solution to support low-cost offshore wind tower manufacturing. ...
Dogger Bank Wind Farm to Pioneer Ebflow
The developers of the world’s largest offshore wind farm will carry out the first large-scale pilot of Ebflow for the welding of monopiles, which will reduce welding times by as much as 80%. ...
What will the new fire and rehire code of practice mean for employers?
The Government has announced a crackdown on the practice of dismissing staff one day and rehiring the next on different terms and conditions. Read on to find out more. ...
Leadership changes for InferSens’ next phase of growth
InferSens, a deep learning sensor technology company, announces Dr Jana Voigt as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to steer the business through the next exciting phase of development and growth. ...
Residents asked what they would do to make Cambridge a better place to live, work and spend leisure time in
Cambridge City Council is asking people living in Cambridge to complete a short survey to share their thoughts on what they like or dislike about where they live; what makes them feel safe, happy and healthy; and what they would do to make it a better place to live, work and spend leisu...