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Eiffage wins work on hospital biology institute with sustainability focus
Eiffage consortium wins contract for Bordeaux University Hospital project
Trends shaping construction at World of Concrete 2025
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Concrete sensor tech firm enters US market
Subsidiary of Peri offers real-time concrete pressure and temperature monitoring
Vale and Saudi Arabia to build ‘green Mega Hub’
A state-of-the-art facility is being developed in Saudi Arabia to advance sustainable steel production
Green cement producer targets new market
Sweden-based green cement producer Cemvision announces strategic expansion
Strabag increases role in Germany’s renewable grid expansion
Strabag has won another contract on Germany’s energy grid expansion projects
JCB’s ‘world first’ hydrogen combustion engine approved for commercial use
JCB said its novel hydrogen engine received licensing approval for use
Europe’s ‘most sustainable’ construction and engineering firm revealed
The Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) ranks the most sustainable firms in the construction and engineering sector in Europe
US firm concrete prints homes for unhoused people
A 3D concrete printing company is helping build homes for those who don’t have one
Why construction must act now to unlock energy transition’s full potential
Bechtel’s Global Infrastructure Business President, Darren Mort, on how construction can reduce its emissions
Sustainable concrete: “We don’t believe there’s just one material that will ‘save the world,’ but rather a collaborative process that solves industry problems”
Achieving greener and more sustainable concrete relies on coordinated efforts among a range of stakeholders throughout the material’s entire lifecycle
Newsweek’s ‘Most Responsible’ US companies list includes contractors and OEMs
Newsweek revealed it’s listing of “America’s Most Responsible” companies
Helsinki tram depot contract goes to Skanska-led consortium
A tram depot project in Helinski, Finland, went to Sweden firm Skanska.
What COP29 could mean for construction
CIOB President, Professor Mike Kagioglou, on what the recent COP29 summit means for the construction industry 
Wacker Neuson helping to build world’s first energy island
So-called energy island is being built on 23 caissons off the coast of Belgium 
Cemex Ventures announces collaborative project with UK hydrogen company
Cemex Ventures has announced a ‘first-of-its-kind’ project with a UK firm
Green energy projects drive rise in UK infrastructure approvals
Go-ahead for US$4.5 billion offshore floating wind farm helps bolster latest figures
International definitions for low carbon cement and concrete
The definitions will help governments and businesses identify and buy green cement and concrete
German energy firm to develop solar parks in France
Bremen-based Energiekontor celebrates its first solar project wins in the country
Nemetschek launches three updated design products
Tech firm Nemetschek Group launched three new flagship products for design
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