Titan Machinery Bulgaria, the recently appointed Case Construction Equipment distributor, has been awarded a Gold Medal and Diploma for innovation in construction equipment at the Plovdiv International Technical Fair 2012. The prize was awarded for the Case 721F wheeled loader, which took centre stage on the company’s stand at the …
Read More »Record-high €1.8bn to be spent on the construction of public buildings in Poland in 2012
After several years of annual growth rates in the range of 20-30%, the public building construction market slowed in 2011-2012. The market is expected to grow by some 3% to a record-high level of PLN 7.5bn (€1.8bn) in 2012. However, the public building construction market will see a correction in …
Read More »MS & Africa Middle East: The New Veronafiere Marble, Technology, Design and Construction Machinery Exhibition
Marmomacc and Samoter join forces for an unprecedented event in Cairo. The two Veronafiere exhibitions take excellence in the building, materials, know-how, technology and machinery field to North Africa’s emerging markets. Veronafiere takes another step in its internationalisation programme for the construction industry. Cairo in Egypt will see the debut …
Read More »Market surveillance: an industrial policy priority, at last!
BRUSSELS, 10 October 2012 – CECE, CECIMO, CEMA, EUROMAP and FEM welcome the European Commission’s acknowledgement, in its Communication on Industrial Policy, of the importance of an effective market surveillance to support a competitive EU machinery industry(1). Whereas EU mechanical engineering is one of the most important providers of workplaces …
Read More »The 5th International Conference – Wind Energy in Romania – Wind Parks Boom for 2012
Wind energy has experienced in the last years a growth of installed capacity in Romania and according to the experts, by the end of this year over 7.5% of the electricity demand could be covered by wind energy. Today the installed power of all operating wind parks is 1000 MW. …
Read More »Expectations of growth in the construction and building materials machinery sector
bauma 2013: Platform for the international building and construction industry The growth in the construction market worldwide is giving rise to a surge in demand for concrete products, concrete pipes and shafts as well as precast components. This demand is in turn boosting developments among the manufacturers of the machinery …
Read More »World Cup 2018 stadium investments will cost Russia $6bn
The construction and modernisation of the fifteen stadiums for the needs of the 2018 World Cup in Russia will cost approx. RUB 162-199bn ($5.1-6.2bn). In addition the preparation of training centres for national teams participating in the event will cost another RUB 22bn ($674.4m). According to the research company PMR’s …
Read More »intelligent urbanization: Messe München takes a comprehensive look at the megatrend of urbanization
Growing metropolises around the world are being forced to manage enormous infrastructure problems New exhibition concept for six trade shows relies on interdisciplinary networking through live communication and a virtual exchange Messe München International’s new “intelligent urbanization” platform is tackling the megatrend of urbanization and launching an innovative concept for …
Read More »New highlights on SAIE 2012 in Bologna – Lectura gets involved in the fair
SAIE 2012, taking place as always in Bologna, from October 18th to 21st, is a worldwide known fair of the construction sector. The exhibition offers the opportunity to be informed and to compare the offers of leading specialized companies. The visitors can gather complex information on new developments, trends, services …
Read More »The Top 5 Construction Books On The Planet
There are plenty of good sources of information out there for those who want to learn more about every aspect of the construction industry. Whether you’re a student or a professional with years of experience under your belt, there’s no end to construction related knowledge. Here are some of the …
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