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WJ Sunstone Consolidates Highway Technology Portfolio and Expands UK Operations
WJ Sunstone Consolidates Highway Technology Portfolio and Expands UK Operations WJ Sunstone has brought WJ Group’s intelligent transport systems operations under a single identity, reorganising...
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Sonic Impact Scholarship Supports the Next Generation of Skilled Technicians
Sonic Impact Scholarship Supports the Next Generation of Skilled Technicians Five aspiring technicians will receive professional toolsets and toolboxes with listed retail values of up to $9,050 under...
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JAPAN BUILD Tokyo 2026 Opens Doors to Japan’s Construction Technology Market
JAPAN BUILD Tokyo 2026 Opens Doors to Japan’s Construction Technology Market Japan’s construction and property sectors will come together at Tokyo Big Sight this December, when JAPAN BUILD...
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EVS Morocco 2026 Brings Global Electric Mobility Industry to Casablanca
EVS Morocco 2026 Brings Global Electric Mobility Industry to Casablanca Morocco’s established automotive manufacturing industry is providing an increasingly attractive base for electric vehicle...
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Africa’s Green Economy Summit 2027 Targets US$2 Billion Investment Pipeline
Africa’s Green Economy Summit 2027 Targets US$2 Billion Investment Pipeline More than US$2 billion in proposed green economy investments will be presented to potential financiers in Cape Town next Feb...
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Bathymetric Lidar Reveals the Hidden Landscape of Utah’s Great Salt Lake
Bathymetric Lidar Reveals the Hidden Landscape of Utah’s Great Salt Lake Beneath the shallow, increasingly unpredictable waters of Utah’s Great Salt Lake lies a landscape that scientists a...
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RB Global Expects Stronger Marketplace Trading as Equipment Sales Grow
RB Global Expects Stronger Marketplace Trading as Equipment Sales Grow Billions of dollars’ worth of construction machinery, commercial vehicles and industrial assets change hands through RB Glo...
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Intel Joins International Road Federation as AI Moves into Road Infrastructure
Intel Joins International Road Federation as AI Moves into Road Infrastructure Intel has joined the International Road Federation (IRF Global), bringing one of the world’s leading semiconductor...
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Making Hand Protection Work for Road Crews
Making Hand Protection Work for Road Crews Highway construction brings together a wide range of activities, often within the same working day. A crew installing steel safety barriers may also be handl...
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Bentley’s 2026 Infrastructure Awards Spotlight Digital Engineering Around the World
Bentley’s 2026 Infrastructure Awards Spotlight Digital Engineering Around the World More than 300 infrastructure projects from 53 countries were nominated for Bentley Systems‘ 2026 Year in...
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INRIX Parking Scorecard Reveals a Transatlantic Divide in Urban Parking
INRIX Parking Scorecard Reveals a Transatlantic Divide in Urban Parking Drivers searching for on-street parking in North American city centres have a 59% probability of finding an available space, com...
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When Infrastructure Starts Changing the Weather
When Infrastructure Starts Changing the Weather When China’s Three Gorges Reservoir filled, around 40 cubic kilometres of water were moved into a new position on the surface of the Earth. It was...
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From Sydney Harbour to the South Pacific: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Australia, New Zealand & the Pacific
From Sydney Harbour to the South Pacific: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Australia, New Zealand & the Pacific Forty-five metres beneath a Sydney sports ground, two machines weighing 4,...
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From Tokyo to Ulaanbaatar: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across East Asia
From Tokyo to Ulaanbaatar: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across East Asia Beneath central Tokyo, a heavily used section of urban expressway is being rebuilt while the transport system around it...
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From the Himalayas to the Yangtze: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across China
From the Himalayas to the Yangtze: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across China On the lower reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo, construction has begun on a hydropower project expected to cost around R...
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From the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across South Asia
From the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across South Asia Beneath the waters of Thane Creek, two enormous tunnelling machines are working towards Mumbai as part of...
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From the Hudson to Mexico: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across North America
From the Hudson to Mexico: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across North America At the end of September 2026, a machine weighing 1,680 tonnes began cutting into the Palisades west of Manhattan. Mo...
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From the Baltic to the Alps: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Europe
From the Baltic to the Alps: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Europe Deep beneath the Alps in July 2026, excavation crews working from Austria and Italy broke through the final rock separati...
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From Brazil to Bogotá: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Latin America
From Brazil to Bogotá: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Latin America Latin America’s geography has always imposed a price on movement. The Andes divide the continent from north to sou...
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From Lobito to Lagos: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Africa
From Lobito to Lagos: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Africa Across Africa, some of the continent’s most consequential infrastructure projects are doing more than reducing journey tim...
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From Manila to Singapore: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Southeast Asia
From Manila to Singapore: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across Southeast Asia Across Southeast Asia, some of the region’s largest infrastructure projects are overcoming geography that has...
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From Dubai to Marrakech: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across MENA
From Dubai to Marrakech: 10 Infrastructure Projects to Watch Across MENA Across the Middle East and North Africa, some of the most consequential transport projects now taking shape are disappearing be...
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High Voltage Takes Hyundai Electric Forklifts to 18 Tonnes
High Voltage Takes Hyundai Electric Forklifts to 18 Tonnes An 18-tonne forklift working around a steel yard, port or precast concrete plant presents a rather different electrification problem from a w...
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KfW IPEX-Bank Leads CHF 254m Financing for Saudi Passenger Trains
KfW IPEX-Bank Leads CHF 254m Financing for Saudi Passenger Trains A CHF 254 million export credit facility will finance ten Stadler passenger trains for Saudi Arabia’s East Network, bringing Swiss rol...
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Uber Freight Builds Out European 4PL Operations with Krakow Expansion
Uber Freight Builds Out European 4PL Operations with Krakow Expansion Uber Freight is expanding its European logistics operation with a new control tower planned for Krakow, Poland, dedicated technolo...
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MIE and International Trade Council Expand Market Access Across Global Exhibitions
MIE and International Trade Council Expand Market Access Across Global Exhibitions International exhibitions increasingly have to deliver more than floor space, visitor numbers and a few days of netwo...
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Geospatial Accord Takes Surveying Standards to Government and Industry
Geospatial Accord Takes Surveying Standards to Government and Industry The information beneath a major infrastructure project often begins with work that is barely visible once construction starts. Su...
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Building the Infrastructure Behind Africa’s Carbon Markets
Building the Infrastructure Behind Africa’s Carbon Markets A carbon credit may eventually appear in a registry as a single tradeable unit, but creating one that governments, companies and investors ar...
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Aninver and ARGON Build Joint Platform for Infrastructure and PPP Advisory
Aninver and ARGON Build Joint Platform for Infrastructure and PPP Advisory Infrastructure advisory firms Aninver Development Partners and ARGON Consultores have formed a strategic alliance combining i...
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London Build 2026 Brings UK Construction’s Challenges Under One Roof
London Build 2026 Brings UK Construction’s Challenges Under One Roof London Build returns on 25 and 26 November 2026 with a considerably broader brief than a conventional construction exhibition...
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8 of the Most Common Challenges in Construction Logistics
8 of the Most Common Challenges in Construction Logistics Even a construction project with excellent plans, skilled workers, and the right equipment can fall behind schedule when there are logistical...
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AMP Secures $70m for AI-Powered Waste Infrastructure
AMP Secures $70m for AI-Powered Waste Infrastructure AMP has secured $70 million in project debt financing for the next stage of a waste-processing network in Portsmouth, Virginia, designed to handle...
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Underground Storage Tank Removal: A Consideration for Every Transportation Infrastructure Project
Underground Storage Tank Removal: A Consideration for Every Transportation Infrastructure Project Transportation infrastructure projects, from highway widenings to depot redevelopments to transit faci...
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US$34m Lavalle Port Investment Opens New Route for Corrientes Freight
US$34m Lavalle Port Investment Opens New Route for Corrientes Freight A 140-metre quay on the Paraná River could change how agricultural and forestry products from southern Corrientes reach domestic a...
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Construction Marketing is an Asset that Compounds
Construction Marketing is an Asset that Compounds Construction companies are accustomed to buying things that remain after the invoice has been paid. A new excavator enters the fleet. A batching plant...
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AI Can Empower You or Overwhelm You
AI Can Empower You or Overwhelm You Artificial intelligence can save somebody ten minutes writing an email, or allow the same person to attempt work they could not previously have done at all. The dis...
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Asphaltica 2026 Puts Road Maintenance Under the Microscope
Asphaltica 2026 Puts Road Maintenance Under the Microscope Italy has almost 837,000 kilometres of roads, but maintaining them is becoming an increasingly complicated exercise in engineering, economics...
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Mascus at 25 and the Evolution of Used Equipment Sales
Mascus at 25 and the Evolution of Used Equipment Sales Selling a used excavator across borders was a considerably more cumbersome business when Mascus launched its first website in Helsinki in January...
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Uzbekistan Coatings Show Taps Into Region’s Expanding Construction Market
Uzbekistan Coatings Show Taps Into Region’s Expanding Construction Market More than 100 companies from over ten countries gathered in Tashkent in September for three closely connected industrial exhib...
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Buenos Aires Takes V2X Technology Into Real-World Traffic
Buenos Aires Takes V2X Technology Into Real-World Traffic Buenos Aires has begun testing direct communication between vehicles and roadside infrastructure on live city streets, moving connected-vehicl...
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Asplundh Connects Tens of Thousands of Vehicles and Equipment with Samsara
Asplundh Connects Tens of Thousands of Vehicles and Equipment with Samsara Managing a fleet becomes a very different exercise when the assets being tracked extend from road vehicles and aerial lifts t...
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AI is Becoming an Operating Cost Construction Can No Longer Ignore
AI is Becoming an Operating Cost Construction Can No Longer Ignore Artificial intelligence has acquired something that every construction business understands: a meter. Generative AI systems consume t...
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Road Authorities Face a New Question: Prove Why the Algorithm Deferred That Segment
Road Authorities Face a New Question: Prove Why the Algorithm Deferred That Segment A resurfacing segment sat in a 2027 programme for two cycles. An authority brought in a condition-prediction platfor...
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Turning Southern Africa’s Infrastructure Plans into Bankable Projects
Turning Southern Africa’s Infrastructure Plans into Bankable Projects Southern Africa does not lack infrastructure ambitions. The harder problem is getting projects far enough through feasibility stud...
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Cemex Rethinks the Water Behind Concrete
Cemex Rethinks the Water Behind Concrete Concrete plants do not need drinking-quality water for every part of their operation. Cemex is putting that principle into practice at scale in Mexico, where i...
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Could We Survive Without Oil?
Could We Survive Without Oil? Humanity can plainly survive without oil. It did so for almost its entire history. The harder question is whether the industrial civilisation built during the petroleum a...
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Where Do Oil and Gas Really Come From?
Where Do Oil and Gas Really Come From? Crude oil contains an extraordinary chemical record. Within the black mixture pumped from a reservoir are molecules whose structures preserve traces of organisms...
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Volvo A45 Hauler Makes its Japanese Quarry Debut
Volvo A45 Hauler Makes its Japanese Quarry Debut A one-tonne increase in payload does not sound particularly dramatic on a machine already capable of carrying more than 40 tonnes. Repeated hundreds of...
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Develon Puts Machine Intervention and Electric Excavation to Work at steinexpo
Develon Puts Machine Intervention and Electric Excavation to Work at steinexpo Construction machinery safety systems are beginning to cross an important boundary. Cameras, radar and object detection h...
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INTERMAT 2027 Looks Beyond the Machine
INTERMAT 2027 Looks Beyond the Machine When INTERMAT returns to Paris in April 2027, some of the most consequential developments on display may be considerably less conspicuous than the machines occup...
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