Industry Insight
DPI reports on whether the tech could make its way to commercial trucks and off-highway machines
Matt Bloor explores how technology can change the way companies manage their supply chains
The right fuel can increase the productivity of construction equipment
Sue Arundale of EFCA explores how construction needs to remain adaptable and responsive to unforeseen challenges
Cummins Engine Business president sees continued future for internal combustion.
New AI-powered feature controlled by voice - in English and Spanish - gives users real-time information about equipment
Construction OEMs and engine manufacturers are moving ahead with hydrogen combustion engines. But will hydrogen fuel cells also be part of the mix? Opinion is divided.
The days when a construction machinery dealership would simply sell a piece of equipment and then perhaps sell parts or offer a repair service are disappearing.
Winner of the Lean Constructon Institute’s Pioneer Award Kayan Zandy on why Lean construction principles could help change industry culture for the better.
The UK arm of Netherlands-based contracting giant BAM is leading a new project that will see it run excavators specially adapted to inject hydrogen into the diesel engines of conventional excavators.
Is 3D printing the future of formwork?
Construction Europe talks to Danfoss Power Solutions’ Peter Bleday about how receptive the industry is to the latest and smartest machines
Rob Norton of construction management software firm PlanRadar, discusses options for companies looking to adopt digital technologies.
Inevidesk’s Tim Whiteley offers advice on scenarios most likely to affect AEC businesses
Dura Products chief on the challenges and benefits of using recycled plastic in construction
FIEC calls on EU institutions to analyse the implications of the Green Deal for new housebuilding
The Construction Briefing visits the €7.4 billion Fehmarnbelt project to see progress on preparations to build the world’s longest immersed tube tunnel.
What is silicosis and why is it a threat to construction workers?
What is driving the uptick in machinery thefts, what are the most stolen types of machines, and are efforts to recover those machines improving?