International Construction - March 2020

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25 February 2020

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  • WORLD NEWS
    Impact of coronavirus on supply chain; Qatar’s floating hotels for World Cup; green light for UK’s HS2.
  • CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY NEWS
    Including: Doosan’s award-winning drones; funding for robotics start-up; Exoskeleton prototype.
  • ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
    The economic outlook in North Africa should see improvement over the next few years but, writes Scott Hazelton from IHS Markit, this growth will be limited.
  • REGIONAL REPORT
    The countries making up the CIS Nations are looking to boost economic growth through infrastructure investment, writes Jenny Lescohier.
  • ROAD CONSTRUCTION
    The equipment and working practices of road construction is ever-evolving, Jenny Lescohier reports.
  • ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
    Electric equipment is emerging from the shadows of the industry to the forefront, writes Andy Brown.
  • INTERVIEW
    One of the construction industry’s closest observers, Off-Highway Research’s David Phillips, reflects on his time in the industry and what the future for it may hold.
  • CONEXPO SHOW GUIDE
    The biggest construction show of the year is almost upon us, Conexpo in Las Vegas, US.
  • CONCRETE EQUIPMENT
    Jenny Lescohier discovers how technology is influencing all aspects of concrete equipment.
  • COMPONENTS 
    Components are being fine-tuned to boost machine performance and increase uptime, writes Joe Sargent.
  • OFF-HIGHWAY RESEARCH 
    A look at global sales of road building equipment

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