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Manitou adds new compact telescopic loader to North American product line

Manitou Group has introduced the new Manitou MLT 420 AG telescopic loader to its MLT product line-up for North America. The MLT 420 is the most compact Manitou telescopic loader in the product line, and can navigate in confined...

Forterra re-opens all its UK brickmaking plants

Forterra is now producing bricks and blocks at all 18 of its UK factories following easing of coronavirus restrictions in July. After scaling back output as the coronavirus situation worsened, the Northampton-based firm, which employs around 1,800 staff, ceased production...

Melbourne proposes planning changes to create more sustainable buildings

Councillors will also consider endorsing an Australian-first online tool, piloted by the city, that enables architects and developers to integrate a range of green infrastructure outcomes at the planning stage. City of Melbourne councillors are considering proposed changes to the...

Ubicquia raises $30m in funding to expand smart city solutions

Smart city technology firm Ubicquia has completed a $30m series C funding round with participation from Florida-based Fuel Venture Capital and existing investors. The series C growth investment is focused on accelerating Ubicquia’s small cell and smart grid product offerings,...

Path Masters New Partnership Empowers Municipalities With Limited Resources to Become Smart Cities

Path Master, a leading provider of products and services to the traffic industry in Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania, announced a partnership that can empower more municipalities –including those with limited financial resources – to experience the...

Xinhua Silk Road: E Chinas Ningbo city accelerates smart city construction

East China's Ningbo city, an important contributor to the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and one of the Chinese cities piloting implemention of the national strategic plan to further develop the manufacturing sector in China, is speeding up smart...

US, French companies team up to produce ultra-low-carbon concrete

Chryso, the French maker of construction chemicals, has teamed up with Solidia Technologies, a US start-up that specialises in innovative cement, to produce an ultra-low carbon concrete. New Jersey-based Solidia says its cement reduced the carbon footprint of its product...

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