The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) is a government-funded research organization focused on low-carbon energy, defense and security, information technologies, and health technologies. Established in 1945 and headquartered in France, CEA plays a pivotal role in advancing scientific knowledge and fostering innovation. Its activities encompass nuclear and renewable energy research, technological development for industry, and fundamental research in physical and life sciences. CEA collaborates with numerous international partners, contributing to the European Research Area and addressing global challenges through cutting-edge research and technological solutions.
The first 8.5-tonne class Hyundai HX85A midi excavator in the UK has been delivered to a long-standing Hyundai customer, N G Plant based in North Yorkshire, this eye-catching new machine also features a custom green livery direct from the factory.
Two Lancashire police officers have been awarded the CESAR champion badge after they successfully identified a stolen telehandler using the CESAR scheme.
Stéphane Poullard is Chairman of the business that bears the family name, founded by his father, Alain Poullard, in 1979. The company is based in Lèves in the Eure-et-Loir region of France, a few kilometres from Chartres.
Retail sales of construction and earthmoving equipment showed further strong growth in June, and were 75% ahead of the levels seen in the same month last year, when sales were still recovering from the impact of the first lockdown.
CASE Construction Equipment dealer Warwick Ward has sold and delivered the first NEW 721G wheel loader to Blackpole Recycling Ltd based in Worcestershire.
Choosing the wrong bucket can have significant effects on productivity, machine uptime and performance, therefore it’s important to find the right bucket for the job. The expectation when buying a bucket is that it will last, but do you expect it to last 22 years? For Miller’s first North American customer, Alvin Yeatts from A. L. Yeatts General Contractors, this was the case.
Arthur’s Skips in Sheffield have been a loyal customer of Sandvik for a number of years. They have recently invested in the latest mobile scalper for their recycling operation due to the reliability and back-up provided.
The theft of equipment from construction sites and farms has a significant impact on the businesses targeted from both the loss and replacement of the equipment taken, in addition to the cost of temporarily reduced activity and downtime within these sectors.
All-new machines are also a new size class for Volvo CE, offering a 25% boost in fuel efficiency and a range of advanced features to also deliver a 20% boost in productivity.