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By integrating batteries into the counterweight, Volvo CE avoided bulk and improved visibility – earning praise for both form and function
OEMs are investing in different power technologies for heavy construction equipment. Is battery-electric still best for contractors?
Strabag is opening what it calls a ‘value stream management site’ in Germany to boost sustainability
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Melker Jernberg, President of Volvo Construction Equipment on the challenges – and opportunities – of electric equipment
The global consultancy’s second annual report dives into construction’s decarbonisation headwinds and tailwinds
Contractors with education and municipal backlog urged to prepare for evolving material and certification standards
Project receives US presidential permit for freight rail connecting Laredo, Texas, and Monterrey, Mexico
Komatsu is sending haulers, exacavators, and more to a mine in Pakistan
A bridge project in Scotland is touting huge carbon emission reductions thanks to the use of data
Hakkers trials CO₂-storing cement in Rotterdam to cut emissions in port infrastructure
Investors back new tech to cut labour, speed up builds, and reduce costs
The North African country is investing billions in modernising its gas and energy infrastructure
Where is technology giant Amazon building its next two data centres?
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Cowi North America’s Pia Abercromby on building sustainability through engineering
New excavators to be shown at Dutch show before launch
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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
Hydrogen, digital tools, and a skilled workforce are transforming Africa’s construction industry, but challenges remain, reveals Turner & Townsend’s Shamsher Singh
Despite record clean energy investment, proven digital retrofits and AI tools remain overlooked by both buildings and infrastructure