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The Rusal way

Climate change has presented businesses with significant challenges and opportunities. Ivan Rebrik, Head of the Health and Safety Executive Department at UC RUSAL, discusses the Russian aluminium producer’s strategy.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Nov 2008

Efficient alloys

Discussing the progress made in lightweighting alloys for transport applications and reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Nov 2008

Talking energy

Reviewing a two-day conference and exhibition entitled ‘Energy Materials: Meeting the Challenge’, organised by the Energy Materials Working Group of Materials UK, held at Loughborough University, UK, on 9-10 October. Sessions covered fossil energy, renewables, transmission, nuclear, and distribution and storage, clear and consistent messages and priorities.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Nov 2008

Engineering a solution - corrosion engineering and management

There is a common misunderstanding that corrosion engineering and corrosion management are identical concepts with similar features and applications. This article explains the difference and importance of both.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Well thought out - managing corrosion offshore

The importance of managing corrosion in the offshore industry, the difficulties faced and the drivers for action. The Health and Safety Executive has challenged the industry to improve performance and is undertaking an inspection focused on production installation duty holders.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Containing carbon - carbon capture and storage

A report on carbon capture and storage as part of the energy materials series from Materials UK. There are three main technologies available - post-combustion, oxy-combustion and pre-combustion - all of which are being considered for use in the UK.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Pushing the limit - the ExtreMat project

ExtreMat partners are working to generate new commercial materials, multi-material components and crosscutting processing technologies for use in fields such as nuclear fusion, space and aerospace.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Oct 2008

Uranium update — a look at uranium

Michael Forrest talks to Steve Kidd, Director of Strategy and Research at the World Nuclear Association, London, UK, about uranium and its potential as a sustainable energy source.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Sep 2008

Battery powered — energy storage

UK experts Peter Hall, from the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, and Steve Tennison, from MAST Carbon Technology Ltd, Guildford, report on energy storage in the energy materials series from Materials UK.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Sep 2008

Natural alternatives - biomass for energy

Continuing our series on energy materials, we examine the potential of biomass.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Aug 2008
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