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Why Clean Energy Is Not Always Clean

Renewable energy isn’t necessarily as clean as you might’ve thought. Don’t get us wrong. We should do everything in our power to fight climate change. However, we haven’t made much progress. Over the last few years, we have relied on...

How construction firms can prepare for a potential second wave of COVID-19

Although many coronavirus-related shutdown and stay-at-home orders are in still in place, the U.S. is on the road to loosening restrictions to keep the outbreak at bay. Since several areas of construction were considered essential, the industry has a...

UVC lighting that actively reduces the bacterial and viral charge in Buildings

humanlumen, the lighting brand with a uniquely human-centric approach, introduces the Clean Air Series, a range of UVC Air Sterilisation Units, providing a safe, reliable and sustainable solution for a safe ‘Return to Work’ for many employers and employees. The...

Delta Electronics offers smart building solutions using Microsoft Azure

Power supply maker and energy management solution provider Delta Electronics has used its IoT technology in combination with Microsoft Azure hybrid cloud computing services to develop two smart building solutions, air-conditioning anomaly detection and Bluetooth smart lighting, according to...

Beijing launches first 5G construction site with smart glasses and heart monitors

China’s first construction site to use 5G technology has been activated in Beijing, where some 40 contractors building a high-tech business district have upgraded their systems to make use of a network that transmits data at 10GB a second. This...

Garco Construction operates Link-Belt cranes around the clock in Seattle

In the second quarter of 2019, Seattle City Council reached agreement on funding the largest new development in the city's history - a $1.6 billion expansion of the Washington State Convention Center. Joint venture Clark-Lewis was awarded a $960...

This U.S. construction firm is raising buildings via drone

Thanks to technology that provides a bird’s-eye view of what’s possible on the ground, some of today’s builders are adopting new protocols and using technology to maintain safety standards. Birmingham, Ala.-based Brasfield & Gorrie uses innovative technology like drones and...

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