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Manufacturing giant powers into home and outdoor power market with new RP Series of portable generators, available through dealers and retail
Protracted discussions over rail project appear to have concluded as two countries agree a US$ 5 billion budget for first phase
FIEC president says European Commission is not addressing the real concerns over the issue of posting of workers
Italian show runs four events around the country ahead of next year’s edition, and will concentrate on combating hydrogeological instability
The market for used construction machinery is an increasingly complicated one. Sandy Guthrie talks to some of the leading players in this important and fast-moving area
Peruvian government baulks at China’s US$ 60 billion price tag for building a transcontinental rail link
German company sells building and facility segment to EQT which, in turn, will re-sell it, with Bilfinger taking 49% of resale proceeds
Contractor signs €138 million deal to build the Marienturm – a high-rise building in Frankfurt, Germany
Journal report warns of long-term problems as secondhand machinery floods US market
Closure of Belgian HQ for Europe, Middle East and Africa said to support key priorities of customer focus and proximity
Major global constructors are vying for estimated US$ 1 billion project on the newly-expanded waterway
ZW wheeled loaders purchased between 1 April, 2016, and 31 March, 2017, to be covered by Full Coverage programme – a three-year extended warranty scheme
Construction equipment industry supply chain to be discussed at CEA conference in London, UK, on 27 October
Dutch-based BAS aims to add new research methods to Doka’s formwork to increase efficiency
Controversial €21 billlion Hinkley Point C will be first new nuclear power station for a generation, but there will be new legal framework for future foreign investment
Announcement of extension and reinforcement of Juncker’s Investment Plan for Europe described as ‘very good news’
South Korean firm in talks with NuGen consortium to take stake in Moorside Power Station
Companies say activity increased month-on-month, but pessimism rises over future prospects
No month-on-month movement in output welcomed after previous decreases, but output still down 1.5% year-on-year
Efficiency, versatility and mobility are just some of the attributes required by generators, compressors and lighting towers, as Mike Hayes reports.
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