All Dams Articles
In a world where banks are facing increasing scrutiny over their lending, the European Investment Bank, the lending arm of the European Union (EU), must make some difficult choices.
Funding remains elusive and questions on effectiveness linger for the Coastal Texas Project
As some of the world’s biggest militaries start to look at ways to cut their carbon emissions, could there be opportunities for construction companies?
Andrea Bartoli, chief technology officer at Worldsensing, on why we must build resilient infrastructure
Italian contractor Webuild has won a US$4.7 billion deal to build three dams to form a freshwater lake for a ski resort in the Neom special economic zone of Saudi Arabia.
The project aims to increase the dam’s capacity to protect Toowoomba from flooding and enhance its climate resilience
How mountain lakes are being used to store the world’s excess renewable energy
International Construction examines five of the world’s biggest hydropower projects under construction.
Chinese contractor China Gezhouba Group has suspended construction of the the Kandadji dam in Niger following a coup in the country.
As a construction project gets bigger, so do the stakes. What are the root causes of megaprojects going wrong and the key ingredients of success?
Consulting engineer Tetra Tech has won a $200 million contract to provide architectural and engineering design services to modernise inland navigation and flood risk management infrastructure in the US.
Construction work on a reservoir costing more than 100 billion yuan (US$12.3 billion) has started in China’s Chongqing municipality.
US$295 million project awarded to Vinci
Bechtel undertaking preparatory work for €500 million Skavica hydroelectric plant
High in the Swiss Alps a pair of giant Wolff tower cranes are working to replace a dam at lake Grimsel. Alex Dahm reports
Roller-Compacted Concrete supplied by BHS-Sonthofen mixing plants for Morocco dam project
D.A. Collins utilized a Link-Belt 248 HYLAB 5 lattice crawler and Link-Belt ATC-3275 all-terrain.
Mountains, tight turns, steep inclines and minimal space were all challenges met by Fanger with its 160 tonne Demag AT crane on a dam job in the Swiss Alps
Renewable energy already being produced at Keeyask Generating Station in Canada
Flood protection scheme in UK boosted as Ainscough Crane Hire was enlisted to install 8.5 metre gate using 500 tonne Liebherrs
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