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EFCA says the 90% emissions reduction target is a vital move to strengthen Europe’s resilience and global climate leadership.
A new report from Sweden-based contractor Skanska highlights the need for procurement reform
Strabag has signed a €268 million contract with Poland’s national railway operator PKP to modernise a station and surrounding railways
China-based OEM announces expansion of its ‘internet of vehicles’ platform
Expanded US tariffs are expected to impact €2.8 billion of annual EU construction equipment exports to the United States, according to the Committee for European Construction Equipment (CECE).
VDMA warns of job losses and an enormous competitive disadvantage for European companies
Residential construction struggles despite housing shortages, while infrastructure sees modest growth
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What will the new US-EU trade deal mean for global construction?
Caterpillar has launched the 980 GC wheel loader, a new diesel-powered mid-size model
Construction investment in the European Union (EU) declined in 2024 and is set to do so again in 2025
Michael Gomes, vice president of global sustainability and CSR at Topcon Positioning Systems, explains how contractors can extract long-term value from ESG data, improve efficiency, and meet growing sustainability expectations
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The Russia-Ukraine war is driving up investment in defence infrastructure in Europe
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As Europe faces urgent digital and green transitions, EFCA’s Future Leaders Competition highlights the young engineers leading the charge
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As Europe pushes forward with green and digital goals, construction must adapt. EU initiatives like the Pact for Skills, Union of Skills, and Construction Blueprint 2
The event focused on the theme “Building Tomorrow: Solutions for Water Resilience and Blue Infrastructure”
Without strategic investment and innovation, ING warns that the construction sector will struggle to meet future demand
The GGCA has launched a global low carbon ratings system for cement and concrete
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Rising costs and declining construction are worsening Europe’s housing crisis, pricing out low-income households and essential workers, says FIEC