Technology



  • Walbridge uses AI waste platform on Ford battery build

    Walbridge is using AI waste tools on Ford’s battery project. Early results show the system already delivering a large share of projected materials savings on site.


  • BnM awards Oweninny Phase 3 electrical package

    BnM has awarded Oweninny Phase 3 electrical balance-of-plant works. The package advances a 100MW wind project in Mayo with new substation and grid connection infrastructure.


  • Dawsongroup adds JCB hydrogen generator to rental fleet

    Dawsongroup has taken delivery of JCB’s hydrogen-fuelled generator set. The unit is earmarked for data-centre standby duty and points to a broader shift in temporary power provision.


  • EcoLog moves Amsterdam hydrogen terminal into FEED

    A major hydrogen terminal scheme has advanced in Amsterdam design. Front-end engineering and owner’s engineer appointments now set the pace for a 2030 target start-up.


  • Beckett links burner diagnostics to Heat IQ

    Remote heater diagnostics are moving into connected site equipment fleets. The update links burner controls to telematics for temporary heat, concrete curing, and ground-thaw applications.


  • Holcim and SaltX advance electric clinker pilot

    A new electrified clinker plan has moved into pilot development. Large-scale testing is planned in Sweden during 2026 as the partners work toward a fully electric cement plant in Europe by 2028.


  • WPPE adds Hiab range across Midwest

    Hiab’s Midwest expansion adds fresh reach in construction lifting markets. WPPE has joined Hiab’s new dealer network across four US states, adding truck-mounted lifting products aimed at drywall handling, loader crane work, and infrastructure jobs.


  • Wienerberger advances Denton hydrogen kiln project

    Hydrogen-fired brick production is moving closer to commercial reality now. Wienerberger has secured UK-backed funding to convert two Denton kilns, with phased hydrogen operation targeted from 2027 and full site transition planned from 2028.


  • Future Homes and Buildings Standards: what changes on site

    England’s future homes rules are finally here after years waiting. For contractors, developers, and suppliers, the job now is delivery — redesigning schemes, managing transition dates, and proving compliance without blowing up programme, cost, or handover risk.


  • Space4Good and RINA target infrastructure verification

    Space4Good and RINA are pairing satellite data with certification work. The partnership targets infrastructure oversight, environmental assessment, and sustainability verification across large project portfolios.