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Opinion: Who’s afraid of data?

Gareth Parkes of Sir Robert McAlpine calls on the industry to develop a more collaborative approach to the construction process

Utilities: A deep dive into tech
The need for utilities in Europe is growing exponentially, giving rise to new equipment and techniques
GPS & Telematics: Real-time visibility
Promising new GPS and telematics tech is appearing in the construction sector
Site visit: Power lifting at Hinkley Point C
The nuclear reactors being built in the UK represent one of the largest construction projects in the world
Interview: Kubota
As Kubota celebrates its 40^th anniversary of production, David Hart, MD for UK and Ireland, discusses company values
Demolition: When you break it all down…
Whatever the demolition job, there are some essential pieces of kit required to get the job done
Crawler excavators: Right on track
Though not the fastest machines, crawlers are reliable and no slouches when it comes to technology

Surveying & BIM: Working as one

Building information modelling (BIM) is seeing increased uptake, and companies are fine-tuning their software

Compact loaders: miniature muscle

As the compact loader delivers greater capability, demand for this machine continues to grow

Foundations: Strength in depth

In the demanding area of deep foundations, options for equipment and technology are many and varied

Electric and hybrid: Sparking a new era

Engines: redlines or flatlines? What does the future hold for the beating heart of machine power?

Pumps: Dewatering tech for the 21st century

Dewatering pumps for construction are both more sophisticated and more robust than their predecessors

Crushing and Screening: Turning costs to profit

Electric drive units, transportability and simple OS are all part of a new generation of crushing and screening equipment.

Engines: Cutting emissions, not power

Alternative power is being discussed ever frequently, but diesel has been a driving force in engines for over a century

Drones: How UAVs are changing the construction industry

Unmanned aerial vehicles are widely used in construction, but could this technology become disruptive?

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Next generation construction from Mace

UK contractor integrates digital tech with new offsite assembly method for next-gen construction

European Hyperloop Centre for the Netherlands

Two Dutch provinces are bidding against each other to host the European hyperloop test centre

Opinion: Who’s afraid of data?

Gareth Parkes of Sir Robert McAlpine calls on the industry to develop a more collaborative approach to the construction process

Green light for €370 million CCGT plant in Italy

Edison and Ansaldo aim to drive Italy’s energy transition with thermoelectric power plant

Bauer to develop automated drill

Drilling company joins TU University to creates machinery for 5G construction site

Europe to get 100 ‘energy-positive’ towers

Investment group Catella and engineering company Elithis launch €2 billion investment programme

Utilities: A deep dive into tech

The need for utilities in Europe is growing exponentially, giving rise to new equipment and techniques

Aecom wins contract on world’s longest rail tunnel

US-based engineering firm Aecom will provide technical assistance on Lyon-Turin Alpine rail project

Construction is third most dangerous UK industry

Some industries are failing to keep up - and the results are deadly, says PPE company Vizwear

Concrete equipment: Material gains

Historically, concrete has been a firm friend to construction industry professionals. Mike Hayes examines why that is

VR and AR: Visualising the future of construction

Virtual and augmented reality, once considered a technology of the distant future, is now very much present

Concrete: Material Gains

Historically, concrete has been a firm friend to construction industry professionals, but are things about to change?

Telehandlers: Compact, simple, powerful

Compact technology with serious lifting power is the name of the game - a look at the latest telescopic handlers

Exhibition preview: Plantworx

The UK’s leading construction machinery exhibition takes place this month at its new home in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Construction Europe takes a look at what’s on show

Breakers: Technology that’s built to blast

Steve Ducker looks at the latest hydraulic breakers and other hardworking attachments

KHL Events News

Final speakers for World Crane and Transport Summit
Philip Grootenboer (Mammoet Europe) and Gerard Bastiaansen (Wagenborg Nedlift) join the line-up
Equipment market briefing at ConExpo
Panel of three industry experts to speak at conference about the global construction industry
Diesel Progress Award winners announced in Louisville
Inaugural Diesel Progress Awards dinner held in Louisville, Kentucky, on the day before ICUEE

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