Sustainability: Page 21

Construction Technology
A Diversified Approach to Renewable Energy in Construction
Ubiquitous Energy
As construction companies continue to strive to be more eco-friendly, companies are exploring what other opportunities lie within solar energy.
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Fleet Maintenance
The Journey to 30: How John Deere Plans to Reduce Carbon Emissions by 30% by 2026
John Deere
Electric and hybrid equipment needs to meet the same rugged and reliable standards of their diesel peers. The concept equipment unveiled here shows how John Deere is going to make that happen.
Deere
Technology & Services
Green Cement Technology Tracker Launched
Global Cement & Concrete Association
The Global Cement and Concrete Association with Leadership Group for Industry Transition have put together a list to help track carbon capture projects throughout the cement industry.
Green Cement Technology Tracker Launched
Sustainability
Sustainability: A Smart Business Choice
Learn the sustainability factors to consider as you make your machine selection.
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Equipment
Navigating the Shift to the Electrification of Construction Equipment
Treacy & Company by Cherry Bekaert
With sustainability at the forefront, manufacturers are providing electric options for contractors.
Off-highway electric vehicles are witnessing high adoption across various industries globally as governments aim to reduce carbon emissions and offer rebates and tax incentives to deploy these types of vehicles on construction sites.
Sustainability
The Asphalt Industry Isn't A Solution To Our Waste Plastic Problem
A new study released by the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine examines potential uses for the growing waste plastic problem and casts some doubt on any potential role it can play in asphalt pavement mix designs.
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Equipment
Mastering Electric Power: Demolition Manufacturers Draw from Decades of Experience Engineering Electric Models
Brokk
As many manufacturers have proven, it’s not difficult to come up with an electric model. Virtually all the large and midsize heavy equipment brands have at least one. The real challenge is optimizing performance, especially in heavy duty applications.
As many manufacturers have proven, it’s not difficult to come up with an electric model. Virtually all the large and midsize heavy equipment brands have at least one. The real challenge is optimizing performance, especially in heavy duty applications.
Infrastructure
House Transportation Committee Chair Criticizes “Buy American" Policy at NAPA Midyear
On the second day of the 2023 NAPA Midyear conference in Kansas City, MO, Congressman (R) Sam Graves came to the stage and had a live conversation with NAPA’s VP of Government Affairs Nile Elam. Graves is the chair of the House Transportation Committee.
(Left) VP of Government Affairs Niles Elam, (Right) Congressman Sam Graves.
Business
3 Biggest Takeaways from the 2023 NAPA Midyear Meeting
National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA)
In review of the biggest topics, trends, and agendas coming out of the midyear meeting. What is on the horizon for the association? What are its priorities? How is the industry evolving into the future?
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Construction Technology
NAPA and XBE Launch AI Powered Tool For Asphalt Professionals
National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA)
At the NAPA mid-year event in Kandas City, MO, the brand new resource for asphalt contractors was revealed to organization members, with the explicit goal of changing the way asphalt pros access and apply data.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Summer Camp Introduces Girls To The Trades
For the past two summers in northeastern Ohio, this weeklong camp has partnered with unions and trade associations to teach young girls about the various career pathways available to them in the construction industry.
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Fleet News
Clean Truck Partnership Aims to Meet Clean Air Goals
California Air Resources Board (CARB)
The California Air Resources Board, leading truck manufacturers and the Truck and Engine Manufacturers Association joined forces to advance the development of zero-emission vehicles.
Through the agreement, the groups have aligned on a single nationwide nitrogen oxide emissions standard.
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