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Infrastructure

UK Cost Strain Slows Construction For Second Month In A Row

World Construction Today - Construction activity in the UK decreased for a second consecutive month in August as a result of waning consumer confidence brought on by worries about the country's overall economic outlook. The industry reported an index...

Saudi Arabia Housing Sales Grew 21% In Q2 2022- KSA Study

World Construction Today - KSA Real Estate Analysis: According to the most recent market report by the international real estate consultancy CBRE, Saudi Arabia saw $9.58 billion in residential real estate transactions in the 2nd quarter of 2022, a...

US Construction Industry Lags Due To Global Labour Shortage

World Construction Today - Construction's skilled labour shortage is a well-known and serious concern for the US construction sector, but the extent of the problem shows issues that need to be resolved right away if the country is to...

Belt And Road Initiative- Altering Pattern of African Growth

World Construction Today - According to experts and academics, China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has significantly boosted trade, reduced unemployment, and developed infrastructure in Africa's developing economies, among other things. The comments were delivered during a one-day online...

To Build Hydrogen Pipeline, Cadent-UK Is Seeking Contractors

World Construction Today - To lessen its dependency on fossil gas, Cadent intends to construct a pipeline that will deliver hydrogen to industrial users in the northwest. It will be the first large-scale 100% hydrogen pipeline in the UK...

Skanska Is Been Authorised To Upgrade The A428 In The UK

World Construction Today - Grant Shapps, the secretary of state for transport, has authorised National Highways to start construction on the A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet enhancements. In March 2021, National Highways awarded Skanska a £507 million contract to...

ONS Says June Output In UK Falls As Construction Prices Soar

World Construction Today - The sector's growing streak of seven months came to an end in June due to record construction price inflation, with a 1.4% decline in output, according to the Office for National Statistics-ONS. Since the Construction Output...

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