Two CASE excavators work to rebuild and strengthen a site in the aftermath of a landslide at Bocca Trabaria, the highest pass between Marche and Umbria.

CASE Construction Equipment announced today the European launch of the new G-Series Evolution Wheel Loader range.

In the outskirts of Bystrzyca Kłodzka, the historic town situated in Poland’s Lower Silesian Voivodeship, CASE Construction Equipment is helping build an international shooting range complex, intended for commercial use as well as training for uniformed services.

Two CASE 856C graders have recently gone into operation in the transport-engineering sector in the Czech Republic. The graders were purchased from AGROTEC servis s.r.o and operated by the internationally recognised construction company, Eurovia CS.

CASE Construction Equipment’s crawler excavators have recently been deployed across a diverse and challenging range of applications throughout Europe. The machines have been praised for their adaptability, efficiency, power and comfort, crucial factors in the kind of jobsites where the crawler excavator machines are at work.

On an offshoot of the Øyfjord in the most northern reaches of Norway, Senjen Invest runs a fishing reception industry on the island of Husøy i Troms.

CASE appeared in RAI2’s "La Natura che parla" (Nature Speaks), a journey through Italy in search of environmental crises and the activities underway to address them.

A CASE CX145DSR crawler excavator has recently started construction on a new housing project in Lublin, Poland. Purchased from Tech-Ekspert Poludnie and operated by Usługi Remontowo - Budowlane Grażyna Danielak, the CX145DSR is powering residential construction in one of the country’s oldest cities.

CASE Construction Equipment launches the next generation of its SiteWatch telematics platform with an all-new dashboard, more intuitive navigation and new overview sections that spotlight critical information without requiring the user to search extensively for the data.

At CONEXPO 2020, CASE Construction Equipment launched the construction industry’s first fully electric backhoe loader. The 580 EV (Electric Vehicle) concept, dubbed Project Zeus, offers the same power and performance as a diesel-powered CASE backhoe loader, but with zero emissions and considerably reduced operating costs. Two machines have already been sold to US-based utilities companies, with the concept planned to remain exclusive to the North American market.