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A secondary benefit as well there is a secondary benefit to merseyside which is when people have skilled jobs they are secure and they spend their money predominantly in the local economy, so your restaurants, hospitality, your theatres, etc, also gain secondary because when people have jobs and feel they can go out and enjoy themselves and spend that money in the shops and restaurants etc, that is a double benefit for the region. More broadly of course, those jobs will be across the country and...

New funding aims to accelerate development of innovative nuclear and hydrogen technologies, as consultation launched on plans for hydrogen-ready boilers

The UK government has announced new funding to support clean energy production in the UK, following Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent impact on global energy prices. The funding includes £77 million to bolster nuclear fuel production and support the development of the next generation of advanced nuclear reactors, along with £25 million for technologies that can produce hydrogen from sustainable biomass and waste, while removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

The UK government's funding of GBP60 million (USD 74m) for research into High Temperature Gas Reactors, a type of Advanced Modular Reactor, aims to help get a demonstration project up and running by the end of the decade.

Government further commits to the future of nuclear power by investing £77 million to support nuclear fuel production and next...

        Oregon City Council recently approved an agreement with Mannik & Smith Group, Inc., Maumee, to provide professional engineering services for stream restoration at the Oregon Recreational Complex for $111,974.75.

        Oregon City Council recently approved an agreement with Mannik & Smith Group, Inc., Maumee, to provide professional engineering services for stream restoration at the Oregon Recreational Complex for $111,974.75.