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Epiroc launches Common Automation Panel for surface drills

Common Automation Panel is said to have a new design approach

Deutz takes over sales, service for Rolls-Royce Power Systems

Plan includes select off-highway engines

Hitachi invests in mobile energy storage technology

Construction OEM working with partners in Japan and the Netherlands.

Komatsu, GM collaborate on fuel cell mining truck

GM to expand vision of an all-electric future to include the heaviest-duty applications

Interview: why Riccardo Magni has high hopes for the future

On the heels of an update to its extensive line of rotating telescopic handlers, Magni is looking forward with full ownership of the company once again

Robot to allow contractors to stripe roads from distance

The robot is said to be capable of striping various services, including parking lots, airports, and roads

SafeAI and Obayashi unveil first electric, autonomous mining truck retrofit

Retrofitted systems reduce haul truck emissions and improve overall operational efficiency

Interview: Wacker Neuson Chief Sales Officer on growth for the future

Alexander Greschner, Chief Sales Officer, Wacker Neuson, highlights their current – and future – direction to Catrin Jones

Building inside mountains: Global demand for pumped hydroelectric storage soars

How mountain lakes are being used to store the world’s excess renewable energy

The increasing affordability of electric construction equipment

Battery-powered machines are seeing more adoption from equipment rental companies, but many in the sector still need to be convinced

Relief ahead for electric vehicle charging pain points

Rapid growth in commercial EV fleets will require creative charging solutions

Makinex creates battery energy storage unit

Lithium ion battery unit offers 6kW output

Atlas Copco launches first hybrid light tower

New launch to “transform the industry”

The construction teams working to hold back a volcano

After an 800 year hiatus, volcanos have started erupting on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland. Construction teams are working round the clock to build protective barriers in order to save the country’s main power plant from being overcome by lava.