Construction Sector News | Infrastructure, Engineering and Technology

Norway’s longest underwater tunnel under construction to reduce travel times

Norway builds world's longest and deepest undersea tunnel, cutting E39 journeys by 11 hours.

These innovations position the company as a pioneer in machinery for out-of-this-world and deep-ocean applications.

FBR successfully completes Hadrian X Demonstration Program in the US, moving toward joint venture with CRH Ventures.

The Mayrit tunnel boring machine will accelerate the expansion of the Madrid Metro, strategically connecting the city.

Designed to last more than 120 years, it will be the first underwater tunnel to use robots for its construction.

Africa's first biophilic building redefines urban sustainability with a vertical garden, solar panels and a rainwater harvesting system.

China has paved 157km of road using autonomous technology, eliminating the need for human intervention.

An innovative brick that combines design, efficiency and sustainability, redefining the future of green construction.

The Liebherr MK 120-5.1 crane is now available to order, with first deliveries scheduled for summer 2025.

SSAB's HYBRIT process converts iron ore into steel using hydrogen and generates drinking water as the only by-product.

Kawasaki introduces autonomous excavator solution, improving trenching efficiency at construction sites.

Forest Green Rovers' new stadium, Eco Park, will be the UK's first eco-friendly wooden sports venue.