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Webuild announces dam soon too reach 100m in height
A stoppage led to almost US$1 billion in losses for Equinor on major US project
L&T Energy GreenTech, a subsidiary of conglomerate Larsen & Toubro (L&T), is to build what it claims will be India’s largest green hydrogen plant
The 10MW plant marks Sany’s entry into the Zimbabwean market and is set to connect to the grid by year-end
The construction division of Indian conglomerate Larsen & Toubro has won a deal to build the Bhavali Pumped Storage Project in the state of Maharashtra, India
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Data centre construction projects are a major source of new work but some markets in Europe could overheat - so where next?
Trump administration lifts stop work order
US-based construction giant Bechtel will design, engineer and construct three phases of a new 1.3 gigawatt solar facility in Indiana, USA
Eiffage’s earnings overall were up, but struggles remain in construction division
Orsted said cancelling Hornsea 4 would cost it up to 5.5 billion Danish crowns (US$837.85 million) in the form of breakaway fees
The company will also install the inter-array cable system and the export cables connecting the offshore and onshore substations
The installation of all 95 turbines is expected to be completed by early 2026
The construction of large dams has slowed significantly in recent decades.
The US Department of the Interior has ordered a halt to construction of Equinor’s Empire Wind offshore windfarm project off the coast of New York
Contractor Eiffage is acquiring an offshore energy engineering and construction specialist
A global materials and aggregates producer is powering its Poland plants with the sun
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The rapid growth of renewable energy is reshaping global electricity capacity but also presents significant challenges for the construction sector.
The project began in early 2025 and is scheduled for completion in late 2028
Spanish infrastructure group Acciona has revealed a new initiative to create surfboards from decommissioned wind turbine blades.
China started construction of 94.5 gigawatts’ worth of coal-fired power stations in 2024, the highest level since 2015, according to a new report