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Civil Engineering
Infrastructure Investment Spurs Economic Growth in China
The Chinese economy is anticipated to grow by 5.4% this year, following a meagre growth of 3% in 2022, as per a new report published by GlobalData.
The country, which happens to be the largest market in the world when...
Infrastructure
Australian Govt. Reviews Infrastructure Investment Program
Engineers Australia has gone on to support the Federal Governmentโs announcement that it is going to review its Infrastructure Investment Program worth multibillion dollars so as to ensure that projects that have national significance and value can get delivered....
Infrastructure
Construction Investments Boost Solar Shading Systems Market
In the past decade, the solar shading systems market has witnessed a significant amount of growth due to the execution of fresh, state-of-the-art technologies that have come up in solar shading systems. Besides, an upswing in construction sector investments...
Infrastructure
UK Government To Standardize Modern Construction Methods
The UK Government is planning to standardize modern methods of construction (MMC) in order to remove barriers to innovation and encourage the wider use of modern building materials, equipment, and techniques. The initiative, titled "Modern Methods of Construction (MMC)...
Architecture
Modern Construction Methods – Efficient And Sustainable
In the simplest of terms, Modern Construction Methods- MCM are all about the usage of innovative materials, equipment, and techniques so as to build structures.
The idea is to lessen the time taken for project execution and the cost of...
Business & Industry
Infrastructure Investment To Benefit Construction Industry
The equipment manufacturing sector is recovering from the impacts that COVID-19 has had, even three years after its onset.
Taking this into account, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) continuously surveys its members with regards to their thoughts on numerous...
Building Products
FIEC Says Revised Asbestos Directive Proposals Unworkable
The European Construction Industry Federation- FIEC has renewed its warning that proposals within European Parliamentโs revised asbestos directive look unrealistic and will prove costly for construction companies as well as their clients.
FIEC issued the statement with the European Parliament's...
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