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The UK government’s attempts to boost housing construction by ‘throwing money’ at modern methods of construction (MMC) hasn’t worked.
As the UK considers a new strategy for decarbonising construction equipment, is it a sign that governments could start mandating for machines powered by something other than diesel?
Finning says that the platform collects a wide range of data points from the engine and connects them to a single remote platform for analysi
The UK’s Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant could well end up being the most expensive ever built.
A robot swarm-built demonstration underpass will be built at GCRE’s facility in Wales
The total cost of building the UK’s Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant could rise to £46 billion (US$58.5 billion).
Contractor Laing O’Rourke will deliver new army basic training facilities for the British army under the £5.1 billion (US$6.5 billion) Defence Estate Optimisation (DEO) programme.
Google has announced a US$1 billion investment in a new UK data centre in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire.
St. Michael’s consists of two phases
The UK government has granted development consent for the construction of a major new, multi-billion-pound carbon capture and storage project.
Delays and rising costs beset proposed US$12.7 billion Lower Thames Crossing
The path to formal construction of a £4.4 billion (US$5.6 billion), 3.2GW nuclear power station at Sizewell C on England’s Suffolk coast has opened.
ABC’s monthly report on US construction input prices says attacks nears Yemen could add upward pressure
Swiss real estate and construction services firm Implenia will build unit at research facility for Empa, Eawag collaboration
In 2013, the estimated cost of HS2 was £37.5 billion
The UK government has outlined plans to undertake the biggest expansion in nuclear power plant construction in 70 years, as it focuses on energy security.
A pair of RA30s have joined the 2020 BAA Quarry of the Year
ARRES PREVENT uses AI to identify and repair damaged road surfaces
Eight categories open for July awards
James Wimpenny, Executive Director of Construction in the UK and Ireland, has decided to retire
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