Royal Academy of Engineering - Britain's National Academy for Engineering White Papers

Engineering a Low Carbon Built Environment: The Discipline of Building Engineering Physics Building engineering physics is the science of optimising the physical characteristics of buildings and their systems to balance these energy demands, exploit natural energy sources and minimise the reliance on artificial energy. This free report by Professor Doug King sets out the findings of a very significant new initiative undertaken by a group of industry sponsors under the management of The Royal Academy of Engineering.
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Engineering Graduates for Industry Engineering graduates for industry was commissioned in 2008 to identify how to increase the number of employable engineering graduates with the skills industry needs. This free report reviews current approaches to engineering higher education and provides a detailed review of a range of relevant motivational techniques universities use to meet the needs of business and industry.
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Generating the Future: UK Energy Systems Fit for 2050 This free report, produced by a working group of Fellows of The Royal Academy of Engineering, considers possible energy scenarios that could meet the 2050 emissions reduction target. Four scenarios are explored.
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