International Construction - October 2020

22 October 2020

Included in the issue:

  • WORLD NEWS 
    Billion dollar African PPP highway; South African construction collapses; Bids for India’s high-speed rail.
  • CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY NEWS
    Artificial intelligence institute; Sandvik’s AutoMine Concept; solar power from strange places.
  • ECONOMIC OUTLOOK 
    IHS Markit’s Scott Hazelton takes a look at construction in North America in the age of Covid-19.
  • REGIONAL REPORT 
    China’s economy has recovered from the pandemic, but what does the future hold? Andy Brown investigates.
  • PREVIEW: BAUMA CHINA 
    The show will go on in Shanghai this November and here’s why show organisers expect a strong turout.
  • ENGINES 
    Diesel power continues to evolve, proving its value today and for years to come, Jenny Lescohier reveals.
  • EARTHMOVING 
    - SKID STEERS 
    Technology is propelling these popular machines to new heights of versatility, Jenny Lescohier discovers.
    - COMPACT EXCAVATORS 
    There’s a reason these machines are on job sites everywhere, including inside, explains Andy Brown.
    - BACKHOE LOADERS 
    Backhoe loaders often play second fiddle, but in some markets, they’re the first choice, Andy Brown writes.
    - COMPACT WHEELED LOADERS 
    These work horses can do it all, writes Jenny Lescohier.
  • ATTACHMENTS 
    Today’s tools are ‘smart,’ and are getting simpler to switch, explains Jenny Lescohier.
  • OFF HIGHWAY RESEARCH 
    Construction sales are booming in China but will the super power learn from past mistakes?
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