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Tunnelling: Breakthrough technology

Katherine Weir looks at advances in tunnelling equipment and techniques to tackle new challenges

Interview: SaMoTer, welcome back to Verona
Giovanni Mantovani, CEO and director general of Veronafiere, discusses Italian market and SaMoTer
Wheeled excavators: Mobilising the fleet
The ‘rubber duck’ may not be king of the construction site, but should not be overlooked
Falsework & formwork: A tall order
Today’s systems must be light, strong, fast-erecting and, above all, safer than ever
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

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

Fuels and fuel efficiency: Topping up the bottom line

The question of how best to power construction equipment has become more complex than ever

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?

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Tunnelling: Breakthrough technology

Katherine Weir looks at advances in tunnelling equipment and techniques to tackle new challenges

Bomb targets Turkish contractors in Somalia

At least two men have been killed at a construction site near Mogadishu, after being targeted with a car bomb

ENGIE UK launches energy centre

Project by Energy company and local council partnership to save more 30,000 tonnes of carbon

Manchester to get 40-storey tower

UK city’s €352 million Viadux project will utilise ‘hidden space’ and host commercial and residential elements

BIMcert event highlights importance of digitalisation

Speakers will discuss technology’s role in the reduction of carbon emissions in construction

Baltic seaport to expand

More than €350 million to be invested in the expansion of Port of Klaipėda in Lithuania

New European MD for Hyundai

Hyundai Construction Equipment names Sungwoo Lee as new managing director for Europe

Financial review of 2019

2019 financial round-up; all three major categories in construction saw index growth above 20%

Rockwell breaks ground on 30-storey tower

New tower near London’s Canary Wharf will be a marker for the area, says developer Rockwell Property

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?

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

KHL Events News

Dana CEO to give keynote at 2nd Diesel Progress Summit
James Kamsickas will give keynote speech at the second Diesel Progress Summit in Chicago on 20 October
2nd Diesel Progress Summit in Chicago on October 20
Date for second Summit follows success of first event in September 2019
Final speakers for World Crane and Transport Summit
Philip Grootenboer (Mammoet Europe) and Gerard Bastiaansen (Wagenborg Nedlift) join the line-up

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