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Civil engineering to be a driving force of the Romanian construction industry

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Romanian civil engineering construction has registered considerably better performance in 2011 compared to the residential and non-residential segments, which posted decreases. The reason behind this is increased capital expenditure on infrastructure projects, particularly road and railway construction.Despite the strong economic downturn Romania experienced in 2009 and 2010, the value of civil engineering works has not decreased greatly, compared to the decreases in non-residential and more...

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Justyna Król on May 16, 2012

Key factors combine to spur improvement in Polish construction

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As construction projects initiated to accommodate Euro 2012 approach completion, the construction sector in Poland is showing signs of growth due to demand for new commercial facilities in the office and industrial sector, growth in large power block tenders and an EU budget that holds positive implications for the country.The competitive landscape is changing, prices are evolving, and planning is underway for new residential and roadway construction in the coming years. Construction companies, more...

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Justyna Król on May 07, 2012

Non-residential construction in Slovakia shows signs of recovery

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The construction sector in Slovakia has undergone changes during recent years. Recovery appears to be underway in the non-residential segment of the market, with growth of 2.6% in 2011. In the infrastructure segment, prices with regard to road projects have been driven down by government pressure. These headlines are indications of changing conditions in the marketplace, and PMR has released a new report that describes the conditions behind the headlines. The third edition of Construction in more...

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Justyna Król on April 11, 2012

Romanian construction is on the path to expansion

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Recent months have witnessed signs of recovery in the construction sector in Romania, with civil engineering posting the largest overall gains for 2011. New construction permits for non-residential projects rose during the year, and investors and developers gravitated toward retail and services oriented construction. Residential construction lagged slightly behind the other segments, with fewer new starts due to an ample amount of existing stock currently on the market. Investors, developers more...

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Justyna Król on April 23, 2012

Demand for new construction machinery rising in Russia

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Recovery within the Russian construction industry is fueling the demand for new machinery. Last year’s rise in output and a wealth of planned projects are among key factors luring construction machinery producers into Russia, where they are working hard to replace outmoded equipment and supply the new machinery needed for the future.Specific details are provided in a newly released report from PMR. Construction machinery market in Russia 2012 Development forecasts for 2012-2014 studies the more...

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Justyna Król on April 04, 2012

Competition thrives in Czech Republic construction sector

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Contractors, construction materials manufacturers and other industry professionals seeking market data and analysis for activity in the Czech Republic have a new source - Construction sector in the Czech Republic, Development forecasts for 2012-2014. This new release from PMR Publishing offers the added benefit of an entire section focused on the competitive environment as it currently exists and as forecasts predict it will evolve over the coming years. This section analyses corporate more...

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Justyna Król on March 29, 2012

Using nature's genius in architecture

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How can architects build a new world of sustainable beauty? By learning from nature. At TEDSalon in London, Michael Pawlyn describes three habits of nature that could transform architecture and society: radical resource efficiency, closed loops, and drawing energy from the sun.

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D C on July 14, 2011

Substantial increase in demand for construction equipment in Russia

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Over the last decade, construction machinery stock owned by construction companies in Russia has been depleted by 40-60% on average, and the equipment still in use is largely dilapidated and obsolete. It is not suitable when modern road construction and maintenance techniques are to be used. In view of the extensive infrastructure investment planned, demand for earthmoving, road building and other equipment is likely to grow considerably over the next ten years. Since 2000, a significant more...

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Justyna Król on March 27, 2012

What do HVAC installers think about the Polish market?

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Success in the HVAC industry in Poland is connected to the construction market, and even more dependent on a thorough knowledge of the products and producers that make up the required climate control solutions sought by customers. This knowledge, along with concise market data, insightful analysis and reliable forecasts, is available in a newly released market report from PMR Publishing. HVAC market in Poland, 2012, Development forecasts for 2012-2014 was created with input from 300 small and more...

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Justyna Król on February 15, 2012

Railway construction market in Poland worth in excess of €750m

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The condition of rail tracks in Poland is deplorable due to two decades of neglect of investment. Thanks to the generous funds provided by the European Union the Polish railway sector has embarked on a difficult path towards restoring its infrastructure, which creates opportunities for growth in new segments of civil engineering construction.As a result of intensified implementation of projects contracted in the previous years, the value of the railway construction market grew by more than more...

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Justyna Król on January 13, 2012

Poland’s railway construction sector poised for growth

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The rising value of the railway construction sector in Poland has attracted interest, especially looking forward from 2012 to the end of the decade. Private/public partnerships have been established to take on the modernisation of much of the country’s railroad tracks, railway stations and other infrastructure. In order to keep clients informed of rising values and new sources of financing and funding, PMR’s market experts have created Railway construction sector in Poland 2012, Development more...

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Justyna Król on January 16, 2012

More than $200bn to be invested in Russian power plants by 2020

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Despite major investment in recent years, much of Russia’s power infrastructure is in a state of disrepair. Modernisation and expansion of the country’s power-generating capabilities and grid have become an urgent priority. Coupled with this, demand is rising rapidly and is expected to increase by nearly 30% by 2020, and by more than 50% by 2030. Such is the extent of the problem that more than $25bn will need to be invested in the sector every year over the next two decades if the future more...

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Justyna Król on February 13, 2012

Russian energy reforms include enhanced electrical capacity

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As the Russian energy market moves toward liberalisation, companies such as SUEK, OKG-6 and Fortum have begun to invest in the modernisation of the country’s power generation sector, a project with the goal of increased capacity and a price tag of $350bn over the next 18 years. Private and state controlled companies will be in the market for investors, contractors, engineering firms, producers of construction equipment and materials and a range of goods and services needed to support this more...

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Justyna Król on January 27, 2012

Building for the future: A United Nations showcase in Nairobi

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With 6,000 square metres of solar panels, energy saving lighting, natural ventilation systems and other green features, the new office facility of UNEP and UN-HABITAT in Nairobi is designed to generate as much electricity as its 1,200 occupants consume. It is a practical and impressive expression of the United Nations desire to green its operations as part of the Sustainable United Nations initiative. Others can visit the site, learn and become part of a community that is helping sustainable more...

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Sonia Hossain on March 29, 2011

Polish market for industrial construction demonstrates growth

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Considered to be a major segment of the construction industry in Poland , the industrial construction industry features a growing number of foreign companies attracted by the trend toward modernisation and demand for state of the art production facilities in Poland. Economic recovery, macroeconomic conditions and new sources of investment are enabling industrial projects to proceed as they create a hospitable climate for the location of new business and pave the way for projects aimed at high more...

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Justyna Król on January 10, 2012

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