All Govt & Regulatory Articles
Despite the challenges that continue to disrupt the construction sector, India is emerging as a growing economy that has learned to adapt and overcome
Construction employment and spending up again in US, but tariffs could halt progress
Grant money part of President Biden’s US$1.2 trillion infrastructure bill
Zsolt Toth of the Building Performance Institute of Europe discusses the need to measure the whole-life carbon emissions of the built environment
Contractors association says more needs to be done to ensure workers can pursue jobs in construction as worker shortages look set to worsen
Buy Clean Task Force will support clean manufacturing in the US
One-mile stretch of road in Michigan, US, to be capable of dynamic and stationary wireless electric vehicle charging
The introduction of a new executive order by President Biden could exacerbate existing worker shortages in construction
EC proposal for regulation on foreign subsidies ‘will impact construction’
Asia’s future infrastructure is facing increasing scrutiny of its sustainability, constructability, bankability, and resilience
Bloc’s Global Gateway plan to invest €300bn in global infrastructure projects
Developer’s ongoing debt crisis to see unfinished Guangzhou Evergrande Football Stadium sold
International coalition establishes new method of accounting for carbon emissions
Baltic transshipment complex will handle 64 million tonnes of cargo a year and help Russia increase exports
Strabag selected to build water treatment facility for the city of Sekondi-Takoradi
Peter Comstock, Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) senior director of legislative affairs on Biden’s US$1.2 trillion infrastructure bill
Elimination of Leeds to Birmingham section of HS2 project will “significantly dent confidence in the sector”
New ‘projects playbook suggested’ among other proposals to streamline UK infrastructure and support net zero plans
Lockdowns and slowing economies have reduced CO2, not decarbonising measures
How firms are struggling to recruit the skills they need to capitalise on a post-pandemic boom