Niftylift has expanded hydrogen-electric options across its powered-access platform range. Retrofit capability gives existing electric booms another route to longer site operation.
Scotland will monitor major data-centre proposals from planning validation onwards. Authorities must notify ministers within seven days for developments above 50MW.
Cambridge has marked progress on 84 low-carbon City Reach homes. The 45 council homes and 39 private-sale properties combine gas-free heating, solar generation, MVHR, biodiversity measures, and accessible housing.
LRWA has updated hot melt guidance for British roofing projects. Version 2.2 aligns the code with BS 6229:2025, strengthening requirements around falls, drainage, substrate preparation, testing, and roof-system design.
National Grid has launched a major North West London upgrade. The programme combines substations, cable installation, overhead line reinforcement, and capacity for five new data centres.
HBC has completed Sheffield’s new child-health technology centre, The Spark. The 43,000 sq ft facility will house the National Centre for Child Health Technology and has now passed into commissioning and operational preparation.
Directional drilling is advancing Scottish Water’s North Ayrshire pipeline renewal. The crossing beneath Stevenson Burn combines deep cofferdams, dewatering, temporary bridging, vibration monitoring, and installation through a 914mm steel sleeve.
Bridgemont has submitted plans to retrofit One Embankment Place extensively. The Charing Cross scheme would retain around 90% of the structure and floorplate while replacing gas plant and targeting sharply lower operational energy demand.
Farrans will build new skylinks across London Stansted Airport terminals. Offsite assembly and overnight transport will reduce disruption while enabling the airport’s wider £1.1bn terminal transformation.
SER reports lower diesel use from its hydrogen retrofit trial. The nine-month evaluation covered two heavy machines under monitored operating conditions.