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Off-site construction offers alternative methods to contractors
In August 2022, Congress passed the Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors (CHIPS) Act – a $280 billion investment in advanced manufacturing, research and technology.
A report has found that countries are not moving in line with net zero targets
Cost of reconstruction could be as high as US$540 billion
European industry body says Uptime Tracker will gather data from 400,000 machines
Lafarge to pay US Department of Justice after pleading guilty to funding terror groups to keep factory open
Comprehensive toolkit incorporating worldwide building and construction best practices to be established by global research
The US construction industry is said to be suffering from inflation and ‘Buy American’ scheme could make matters worse
Trade body’s Future Trends Report for 2022
Timber importers will have to familiarise themselves with new regulations
Pierre Bouls’ successor as President of the European Rental Association speaks to IRN
Temporary stop on certain crane and excavator sales due to Hino engine emission certification issue
The country has signed three project agreements amounting to 420 MW
Bramble Energy’s Peter Sayce describes four pillars of infrastructure that could enable greater hydrogen use in European construction
Frustration is growing in Italy at illogical and inefficient permit regulations
Bauindustrie welcomes government support to adress the problem
Government labour department investigating luffing jib tower crane collapse
Sustainable practices in construction are on the up, and the industry is adopting new technologies to reduce emissions
Ukrainian authorities restore works license, after occupying Russian forces exit
Joe Harmon, chief product owner at Evotix outlines the importance of keeping construction workers safe, and how failure to comply with regulations can lead to severe consequences.