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The next passport UK exporters need may belong to their products
The EU’s product passport registry is live. British exporters should start with accountable product records, supplier evidence and a practical pilot before committing to a platform.
Britain should build power services around home batteries
British firms should build services around coordinating household batteries. Australia shows the potential, but transparent contracts, usable capacity and customer trust will determine whether the model works.
The future data-centre customer may need to arrive with its own power station
The next data-centre contract may depend as much on electricity infrastructure as connectivity. Britain should require credible power plans while holding developers and network companies accountable for delivery.
The first autonomous ships that matter to Britain may never cross an ocean
Britain should prioritise defined maritime jobs over autonomous ocean crossings. Singapore’s port feeder programme shows where technology suppliers could contribute, and what buyers must prove before committing.
Britain may be watching the wrong quantum race
Britain should assess quantum sensing against real engineering problems. American deployment targets and British development projects justify investigation, but funding and deadlines cannot substitute for proven field performance.
Britain should learn from Germany’s industrial approach to private 5G
Germany’s local spectrum and network identifiers offer British industry a practical lesson. Judge private 5G by the production problem it solves, the full operating cost and who takes responsibility when it fails.
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