Engineering stories
What will a net zero world of 2050 look like? How will engineering help us get there?
Ask the engineers
A series of webinars putting questions to engineering experts on skills, hydrogen, and the role of COP events.
Getting to net zero
A series of video explainers exploring how to take a systems approach towards energy, transport and the built environment to reach net zero.
The COP26 summit came at a critical moment for global society, as it seeks to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. Engineers are a crucial part of the solution and the profession must step up and play its role.
Read our President's blogpost: Bringing the engineering profession together on net zero
Following COP26, the our Engineering Zero campaign continues to advance and promote the crucial contribution engineers can make in response to the need for urgent action on climate change.
Net zero policy
The role of hydrogen in a net zero energy system
A comprehensive understanding of how low-carbon hydrogen could contribute to achieving net zero
Decarbonising construction
The construction industry plays a vital role in the economy but must decarbonise if the UK is to meet net zero by 2050
Rapid low regrets decision making for net zero policy
Making confident decisions in the face of uncertainty
Education and skills
We will mobilise a collective commitment from the UK engineering profession to put environmental sustainability and emissions reduction at the very heart of education and skills provision. By leveraging accreditation and professional development processes, we will ensure that both emerging and existing engineers are fully equipped to play their role in achieving net zero.
