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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
Roadbuilding: Keeping things rolling
Joe Sargent takes a look at new roadbuilding equipment ready to handle Europe’s toughest projects
Drilling: Knowing the drill
With technology moving fast in the construction sector, having the right drill for the right application only gets you half way to a job well done, as Mike Hayes discovers

Mini excavators: Small machines, big influence

Operating efficiently in confined spaces, the mini excavator has a special place on the jobsite

Bauma 2019: Earthmoving part 2

With the show opening in a few weeks, CE takes a second look at the earthmoving sector at Bauma

Bauma 2019: Earthmoving part 1

A first look at the earthmoving sector at the show includes Caterpillar, Volvo CE, Hyundai and more

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Roadbuilding: The road ahead

Bauma Munich 2019 visitors will cover a lot of ground – potentially laid by the following machines

Bauma 2019: Engines and power generation

Construction Europe takes a look at what’s on show at the world’s biggest trade exhibition

Engines: Powering the future

There’s talk of alternative power sources being developed, but little sign of the demise of diesel

Attachments: Working from all angles

Development in the attachments sector is booming with advances in precision, versatility and speed

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Mace awarded international BIM standard

Construction company is one of the first to achieve international Building Information Modelling ISO 19650 accreditation

Dublin Airport secures €350 million EIB loan

European Investment Bank agrees to finance airport upgrades in Ireland

White paper: improving productivity & safety on high-rise jobs

More than 138 contractors and consultants worldwide completed the survey on high-rise projects

Super battery for UK windfarm

The largest battery in the UK is to be built in Scotland, at a size of 50MW it rivals Europe’s biggest

Study highlights carbon footprint of construction equipment

Efficient use of equipment can lead to carbon footprint reductions of between 30 and 50%.

Turkey green lights €530 million road project

Chinese-led consortium wins latest contract in government’s €9.8 billion infrastructure upgrade

Olympic House one of the world’s most sustainable buildings

The IOC headquarters in Switzerland, is one of the most sustainable buildings in the world

Ferrovial Sells 65% of Ausol toll roads to Meridiam

Ferrovial subsidiary, Cintra, has agreed to sell a €447 million stake in two toll roads

Loxam makes offer for Ramirent

Combination of Loxam and Ramirent would create a €2.2 billion rental business

Wheeled loaders: A healthy load

OEMs and their engineers are working hard to differentiate their machines from the competition

Breakers: Advanced technology for increasing demands

Breaker manufacturers are increasingly responding to changing customer requirements

Roadbuilding: Keeping track

To improve efficiency, roadbuilding firms are turning to digital technologies to streamline processes

GPS & Telematics: Joining the dots

Sensors and software shed light on the once opaque worlds of machine health and jobsite performance

Utilities: Without a trace

Work must often be carried out without affecting the public, so CE looks at how to make this possible

Tunnelling: Digging deep

With Europe home to many tunnelling projects, Adrian Greeman unearths details on the most interesting

KHL Event News

ITC conference in two weeks
International Tower Cranes (ITC) conference takes place in Vienna on Thursday 27 June
Hitachi targets earthmoving rental in China
Hitachi has launched an excavator rental plan for China, including a ‘wholesale’ rental fleet for dealers
Deadline extended for Diesel Progress awards
New deadline is Thursday June 13, giving companies more time to prepare entries

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