Energise your decarbonisation efforts at IMechE Focus: Power and Energy

Great progress has already been made decarbonising the UK power system, with renewables generating more than half (52.5%) of the country’s electricity in 2025. That number needs to keep on rising, however, and there is much hard work left to do.

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Explore emerging power generation technologies and the evolving energy mix at IMechE Focus: Power and Energy. Taking place next week (1-5 June), the webinar series will focus on the engineering approaches and techniques needed for a resilient low-carbon future.

Topics include:

• Balancing supply, demand and storage in decarbonised power systems
• The future of wind power
• The role of multiphysics simulation in nuclear innovation
• Future developments in domestic heating

Register to:

• Gain insights from leading experts on biomethane, wind energy, and heat and power decarbonisation
• Find out more about IMechE’s Energy, Environment and Sustainability Group, and how you can be a part of it
• Receive an overview of hydrogen storage developments in the UK for power generation
• Understand how gas turbine secondary air systems are optimising turbomachinery components critical for net zero
• Learn how to consider human factors and implement best practice in the design, operation and maintenance of safety-critical systems in power and energy facilities
• Find out more about the impact of the Cyber Resilience Act on the nuclear sector ahead of full compliance being required by December 2027

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Following IMechE Focus: Power and Energy and the earlier Skills and Recruitment week, the 2026 programme will conclude with Digital and Emerging Technologies (12-16 October). Register your interest in another week-long series of learning and discussion today. 

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