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What does the IPO say about the market’s appetite for power rental companies?
CECE president Phil Layton on what is on the agenda, who delegates will hear from, and why he believes anyone serious about the sector should be in London
Charge Fairy is using telematics and portable power to keep compact machines working on urban sites
Investment in power technology comes as Finning appoints new director for power and engineering
JCB’s Phil Layton to take over presidency from José Antonio Niete
Engines are intended for overland military vehicles
Trucks working two shifts delivered to M&S locations across SE England
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Batteries that make machines think they are engines? That’s what Perkins has developed with its new battery electric power unit as Paul Muller, technical sales manager, Perkins, tells Andy Brown
Neil Gerrard recognised for Construction Briefing articles
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The buses feature high-efficiency ‘Blade’ battery packs
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Signol helps commercial ships incentivize their crews to save fuel and drive sustainability.
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T7.300 features livery celebrating the 1960s, when factory was opened
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The system allows custom pairings of engines and peripherals
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Orders secured for both battery-electric and hydrogen-fueled models
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Good for environment, but complicated to rent?
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As the UK considers a new strategy for decarbonising construction equipment, is it a sign that governments could start mandating for machines powered by something other than diesel?
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Virgin Atlantic flight will be used to assess non-carbon emissions
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More than 7,500 TX vehicles are now in operation across London
