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Tonly’s deputy general manager, Mr Yang, tells Andy Brown that the Chinese manufacturer is on a path of strong international expansion
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From AI-powered loaders to zero-emission giants, Liebherr is rethinking how machines move, think and refuel
OEMs are investing in different power technologies for heavy construction equipment. Is battery-electric still best for contractors?
The global consultancy’s second annual report dives into construction’s decarbonisation headwinds and tailwinds
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Batteries that make machines think they are engines? That’s what Perkins has developed with its new battery electric power unit as Paul Muller, technical sales manager, Perkins, tells Andy Brown
JLG leads construction-sector innovations for Oshkosh Corporation’s 2025 Investor Day
240kW fast charger will support shift to electric trucks and excavators
French materials and construction services provider Saint-Gobain is constructing an electric-powered insulation factory
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JCB’s group director of special projects Tim Burnhope on the use cases for hydrogen combustion engines and battery-electric machines
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The world’s largest OEM by sales releases its 2024 Sustainability Report; what’s inside?
Perkins debuts its battery electric power unit technical demonstrator at Bauma in Munich, Germany
Bobcat is presenting its newest line of mini excavators at bauma
New 1.5t model will be key addition to compact line-up
LiuGong emphasises importance of European market as it prepares to open regional hubs
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Bauer CEO Peter Hingott sits down with Construction Briefing at Bauma to discuss the future of machine building
New inverter uses three-level topology for improved performance
The all-electric pump truck can travel up to 50 kilometres and can pump approximately 50 cubic metres of concrete without needing to recharge
Hyundai CE’s first production battery electric mini excavator
Construction equipment’s shift to electrification is “slower than wanted or needed”, according to Volvo CE
Electric machines are coming - but adoption looking slower and patchier than some originally predicted