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Peljesac bridge construction ahead of schedule
Chinese engineering giant CRBC pushes ahead with historic Croatian connection in the Adriatic
Solid 2019 Q2 for Volvo CE
Growth in Europe and North America help Volvo CE increase net sales by 10%
Russia to build Europe’s tallest residential skyscraper
Construction on the tallest residential building in Europe is set to begin this year in Moscow
Aldimak is new Terex Trucks dealer in Spain
Spanish dealer to sell and service the Terex Trucks’ TA300 and TA400 articulated haulers
Volvo CE to highlight new technology at Diesel Progress Summit
Ray Gallant will discuss the convergence of new technologies in connectivity, electromobility and automation
CRH divests European Distribution
CRH’s European Distribution business sold to Blackstone group for €1.64 billion
Stonehenge tunnel plan progresses
Highways England have announced a tender for a road tunnel beneath historic UK landmark
Latvia awards €430 million Rail Baltica contract
Besix and Sia Rere Būve to design and build the Rail Baltica Central Station in Riga, Latvia
Tallinn-Helsinki tunnel deal signed
Finest Bay Area Development signs memorandum with three Chinese companies to build undersea tunnel
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White Paper: driving productivity and safety on high-rise projects
With buildings getting taller and basements deeper, this new White Paper reveals some of the trends impacting the global high-rise construction sector. Based on a survey of more than 135 contractors and consultants around the world, the paper offers a fascinating insight into current views on safety, productivity and building methods.
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White Paper: driving productivity and safety on high-rise projects
With buildings getting taller and basements deeper, this new White Paper reveals some of the trends impacting the global high-rise construction sector. Based on a survey of more than 135 contractors and consultants around the world, the paper offers a fascinating insight into current views on safety, productivity and building methods.
Register for free download today
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Tobroco-Giant expands
Netherlands-based manufacturer continues to grow its production capacity
Chernobyl’s New Safe Confinement is complete
Vinci and Bouygues conclude the 12-year project to make the damaged Ukrainian reactor safe
CE Barometer and finance July 2019
After share prices roundly fell last month, a shrewd investor could have seen a good return, with share prices now creeping back up
Russia green lights 2,000 km ‘Moscow bypass’
Toll highway connecting China and Europe could dramatically cut shipping times
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White Paper discusses record equipment sales
Why did worldwide construction equipment sales hit a record high last year?
Which regions and countries enjoyed the strongest growth?
Which types of equipment sold in the highest numbers?
What are the most valuable sectors?
What will the coming years hold for the industry?
Download this free 20-page White Paper from Off-Highway Research, the preeminent global authority on global construction equipment markets, for the answers to these questions and more.
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White Paper discusses record equipment sales
Why did worldwide construction equipment sales hit a record high last year?
Which regions and countries enjoyed the strongest growth?
What will the coming years hold for the industry?
Download this free 20-page White Paper from Off-Highway Research for the answers to these questions and more.
Increased use of data in construction
Contractors increasingly using technology to gather and analyse data
Total Eren to build two solar plants in Kazakhstan
Paris-based green energy firm announces construction project costs of €137 million
Europe’s engineering consultancies stable
The latest sector review from EFCA suggests strong but challenging markets in Europe
Salini announces ‘Project Italy’
Contractor to combine its assets with Astaldi and other ailing Italian construction companies
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Engines: Cutting emissions, not power
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Drones: How UAVs are changing the construction industry
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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
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
Haulers: Innovation and articulation
In the battle for hauler supremacy, ADTs are currently on top, firmly relegating their rigid counterparts to second place in terms of sales
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
Provides invaluable market information across the continent. Features the CE-100 guide to the top contractors, as well as latest details of 150+ largest European contractors.
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Slovakia’s €3 billion fund to move from coal
Government approves local community’s transition plan in line with EU’s 2050 carbon neutral goal
LafargeHolcim launches ‘Plants of Tomorrow’
Building solutions company upgrades production processes to create an Industry 4.0 operation
Registration opens for CECE Summit 2019
Association’s Brussels event to focus on innovation’s contribution to sustainable construction
Report reveals €100 billion Polish projects
Market analyst Spectis says work planned or underway totals twice the country’s annual output
Tallest excavator demolishes 11 storeys
Veidekke demolishes House of Oslo shopping centre in Norway using Volvo EC750E HR excavator
Registration opens for CECE Summit 2019
Report reveals €100 billion Polish projects
Tallest excavator demolishes 11 storeys
Bechtel-Enka JV completes Kosovan motorway
First base completed for Hinkley Point C
Voltalia needs €376 million for 2.6GW
Eiffage launches platform dedicated to low carbon
Fears over Turkey’s first nuclear plant
Trackunit tackles downtime
Mace awarded international BIM standard
Volvo CE to highlight new technology at Diesel Progress Summit
Ray Gallant will discuss the convergence of new technologies in connectivity, electromobility and automation
Kanamoto and Hitachi sign China agreement
Hitachi will supply an initial 21 excavators under the cooperation agreement
ITC conference in two weeks
International Tower Cranes (ITC) conference takes place in Vienna on Thursday 27 June
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