Technology
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Tilbury will host hydrogen production tied to Lower Thames works.
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Trimble is buying Document Crunch to deepen contract-risk automation tools. The deal will push document intelligence further into project and ERP workflows.
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Terex has launched TRAC for screening diagnostics and condition monitoring. The system is aimed at faster fault detection across vibratory equipment fleets.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.