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BIM and the data challenge
In developing data solutions for BIM Maturity Level 2, we also need to have in mind the future needs of Level 3 and beyond....
Why the digital strategy is at risk without radical UK planning...
The UK planning system can no longer afford to overlook digital infrastructure and delivering more data centres must be a national priority, argues Sara Dutfield of Turley.
Meta gives cash injection to support low-carbon concrete in US
Facebook-parent company, Meta, have invested in low-carbon concrete in the US to give a cash injection and scale up production.
MADE Partnership: Homes England, Barratt and Lloyds form housebuilding JV
Barratt, Lloyds Banking Group and government body Homes England will each contribute £50m to the new housebuilding private-public joint venture 'MADE Partnership'.
Securiclad expands Secured by Design accredited range
Designers and manufacturers of modular high security composite panel systems, Securiclad, have added to their range of Secured by Design (SBD) accredited products.
Will power-hungry AI overwhelm the National Grid? Can electrical apprentices save...
The National Grid could struggle to supply electricity when power-hungry AI servers take a central role in society, and the UK will need many more skilled, highly qualified electrical apprentices to cope.
Grid infrastructure, skills, and supply chain should lead new industrial strategy
The new Department of Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has already begun making bold policy gestures around its new industrial strategy. Charles Deacon, managing director at Eclipse Power Solutions, explains why grid infrastructure must be a priority.
Government must address worker shortage to ‘get Britain building again’
Procurement director at Stanmore, Haman Manak, reflects the plans of the new Labour Government and the role immigration has to play in resolving the worker shortage.
Skanska signs £105m contract to rebuild Millbank office building
7 Millbank, London, is set to be dismantled and re-established, with the historic façade reconstructed in a project for Old Park Lane Management.
UK’s national grid may not be able to support AI energy...
SELECT's new president, Mike Stark, has warned that the demands on the electrical network to power artificial intelligence(AI)Â may soon exceed current capacity.
Exploring the possibility of construction material reuse
Increasing construction material reuse could reduce waste and carbon emissions dramatically – but there are a number of barriers and challenges in the way. Declan Furey, associate at Linesight UK, looks at how we square the economics of the circular supply chain.
Ratio EV charging products: Leading the way to net zero
Ratio manufactures design-led innovative and robust EV charging products that are tailor made to its customers’ needs. It continues to be a sustainable business whilst supporting the move to a net zero transport industry.
What are the latest initiatives for mental health in the construction...
With male construction workers in the UK four times more likely to die by suicide, Re-flow explores the latest initiatives on mental health in the construction industry and how businesses can support their workers.
Trade skills shortage ‘widespread’ whilst high-tech roles soar
Widespread labour shortages in Europe's construction and engineering industries have seen a particular shortage in trade skills, whereas there are more opportunities for high-tech roles.
The crucial role of smart IT in the construction industry’s ESG...
Rob Smith, CTO at Creative ITC, explains the often-underestimated impact of enterprise technology on climate change and outlines how construction businesses can stay ahead of the ESG curve.
CGT Security renew membership with Secured by Design
Manufacturers of innovative shutter systems, CGT Security, have renewed their membership with Secured by Design.
Unlocking the power of on-site energy generation
Steven Hardman, CEO, Conrad Energy, investigates how on-site energy generation can help businesses reduce reliance on their local grid and boost their own energy efficiencies.
Payapps: The simpler, more reliable and accurate application for payment alternative...
Making the submittal and approval of applications for payment faster and easier than ever before, Payapps is a proven, cloud-based solution that helps contractors and subcontractors work better together.
The Energy Act 2023: How heat networks can drive progress to...
The Energy Act 2023 enshrines the principle of expanding the use of heat networks. Arezou Yavarianfar, senior associate at law firm Winckworth Sherwood, looks at how those developing and operating heat networks can stay up to date with the developing regulatory framework.
New Carbon Cruncher to help homeowners calculate CO2 usage
According to British Gas's new Carbon Cruncher, by switching to a heat pump, the average UK home could lower emissions by the equivalent of 3.3 flights from London to New York.
Heat networks can be the future of our healthcare infrastructure
Heat networks are a perfect fit for healthcare estates as the NHS looks for efficient strategies to achieve net zero goals, says Leigh Carter and Benjamin Smith of Turner & Townsend.
UK government invests £65m in green heating projects
The government will provide £65m to support five green heating projects across the country through the Green Heat Network Fund.
How the AEC industry can contribute to the levelling up agenda
Architects, engineers and construction (AEC) firms can all play a role in levelling up by embracing a more regional focus and harnessing technology without sacrificing the quality of their work, argues Tim Whiteley, co-founder of Inevidesk.
How virtual desktop infrastructure is powering greater flexible working and collaboration...
In this article, Tim Whiteley, co-founder of Inevidesk, explores how virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) can provide greater collaboration and flexible working for AEC companies.
Prime office rents to rise, especially in London, according to RICS
The latest UK Commercial Property Monitor Q1 2023 suggests quality of quantity is priority for commercial occupiers, as prime office rents forecast growth.
Decarbonise UK public buildings ‘five times faster’ to reach net zero...
Efforts to decarbonise UK public buildings must speed up significantly to reach net zero targets, a new report has warned.