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Does this mean Bonds new car will be electric?

The Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC) funding award is to supplement the research and development of Aston Martin’s in-house bespoke luxury battery electric vehicle platform, the company said.

Creative Composites Group (CCG), a leading manufacturer of Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites, has announced that the group has acquired Enduro Composites, a leading manufacturer of FRP products since 1954 based in Houston, Texas.  As one of the largest suppliers of FRP products in the U.S., Enduro’s manufacturing is one…

Shipping and asset finance lawyer, Harry Theochari OBE, has been appointed as the new Chair of the Belfast Maritime Consortium.Theochari…

Creative Composites Group (CCG), a leading manufacturer of Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites, is proud to announce that the company has integrated its molding manufacturing systems in Dayton, Ohio, and Augusta, Maine. Through this integrated manufacturing approach, CCG is able to further elevate the group’s position as experts in all…

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Zero-Emission Ferry Due To Launch In 2024

Condor Ferries has joined the Belfast Maritime Consortium and will operate the world’s most advanced zero-emission commuter ferry service between Belf...

Artemis Unveils Worlds Most Advanced Marine Simulator Unveiled on Belfast Lough 4th March 2021 Artemis Technologies has unveiled the worlds most advanced marine simulator at its base in Northern Ireland. Pictured, from left, Philip Crain, Real-Time Simulation Manager and Dr Iain Percy OBE, CEO Belfast Lough based Artemis Technologies, which is leading a programme to develop a new class of zero-emission high-speed vessels, has unveiled the worlds most advanced marine simulator in Northern Irel...

Major Recruitment Drive As Artemis Technologies Ramps Up Zero-Emission Ferry Programme Staff numbers at Artemis Technologies, which is leading a Belfast-based consortium to decarbonise maritime, are expected to almost treble to 70 by the end 2021 and rise to 100 by this time next year. It is part of a major recruitment drive by the company as it ramps up its programme to develop and build a new class of zero-emission fast ferries in the city. The £60 million project, backed by UK Research and ...