The new Seafood Innovation Fund awarded project LEWAS (Low Emission Workboats for the Aquaculture Sector) will identify viable and cost-effective methods for improving fuel efficiency of aquaculture workboats and contribute to decreasing their greenhouse gas emissions

New to electrification or just want to learn more about how electric vehicles, their motors and the battery cells powering them are designed and manufactured? Then join our courses, run in cooperation with Industry Forum, this February.

HSSMI has teamed up with AMTE Power, University College London, and JW Froehlich, in the new AcouBat project, which will use novel, acoustic battery testing processes to improve battery production.

We are delighted to announce that Ray Mills will join the HSSMI team in January 2021 on a part time basis as Technical Specialist in Manufacturing Strategy. Ray brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from the automotive sector, having worked for over 40 years across major OEMS.

Circular economy is one of the three pillars that underpin the work we do at HSSMI and has naturally led to an initiative to identify our carbon footprint and achieve Net Zero. Our first Net Zero report represents an exciting next step in our journey towards increased sustainability and resilience.

HSSMI and MarinTrust’s project SeaTrace will examine the existing marine by-products supply chain in the UK, identify the data that needs to be recorded and exchanged between various supply chain actors, and work to define a reliable and robust electronic traceability system for that industry.