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How to build climate resilience into the construction industry

GreenBiz

The need for investment in more resilient buildings is clear, but many countries lack the data to properly assess these risks.

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The COVID-19 recovery requires a resilient circular economy

GreenBiz

The COVID-19 recovery requires a resilient circular economy. The call for a more resilient, circular and low-carbon economic model has garnered support from a growing number of businesses and governments over the past few years, and appears today more relevant than ever. Risk & Resilience. Resilience. Jocelyn Bleriot.

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The climate case for construction

GreenBiz

But there are solutions to make construction more efficient, resilient and safer. Buildings have an outsize impact on the environment.

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Construction giant CRH’s reuse strategy is winning customers such as Google

GreenBiz

40 percent of the company’s revenue comes from climate-resilient infrastructure or concrete and asphalt with reduced emissions.

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Europe’s largest battery powers up in Blackhillock, in Moray

Envirotec Magazine

Wrtsil is supplying its Quantum energy storage system technology and GEMS Digital Energy Platform with SMA grid forming inverters enabling a resilient power system with high power quality. With every wind turbine put up, solar panel installed, and battery facility constructed, we are protecting families from future energy shocks.

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Pumps bolster Rotherham flood resilience

Envirotec Magazine

The programme includes construction of a major new stormwater pumping station in the car park of Rotherham United Football Club in Don Street. A penstock located upstream of the new pumping station opens, with flows diverted into a new chamber constructed next to the river.

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Tata Steel UK and JCB sign MOU for supply of low-emissions ‘green’ steel

Envirotec Magazine

Under the agreement, Tata Steel will supply the British construction equipment manufacturer with green steel from Port Talbot after completing its transformation plans. It is currently putting the world’s first construction machines powered by hydrogen combustion engines through rigorous testing.