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Resiliency: Page 12
Infrastructure
Sweeping Industry Progressing Toward Electric Future
Elgin Sweeper Company, subsidiary of Federal Signal Corporation
With two hybrid-electric models and counting, Elgin Sweepers aims to help contractors meet their sustainability goals today, and well into tomorrow
Infrastructure
5 Ways Astec Utilizes Simulation to Improve Service
Astec Industries Inc.
Simulation is an engineering tool for virtually exploring and testing new ideas. By investigating new concepts virtually, engineers can test more ideas faster and at much less cost than physical prototyping.
Resiliency
GemSeal Offers Fast-dry Traffic Paint for Road Construction
GemSeal Pavement Products
This fast-dry traffic paint features an 100% acrylic binder in conjunction with powdered pigments, binders and liquid drier.
Resiliency
The Need To Act Now: Cement Association's Update on Decarbonization
American Cement Association
With plenty that can be done today, both the World Cement Association and Portland cement Association are focused on lowering the carbon footprint of the world's cement and concrete industry.
Infrastructure
3 Reasons to Consider Geothermal in Construction
Dandelion Energy
By outfitting millions of people with more efficient and effective energy sources than existing homes powered by natural gas, heating fuel, or other sources, we can improve climate change outcomes while producing more valuable and efficient homes.
Resiliency
Fleet Electrification: Is Yours Ready to Make the Shift?
Merchants Fleet
What to consider before deciding if your fleet is ready to make the shift into electrification.
Infrastructure
Building Better Sustainability and ESG Strategies in your Construction Business
Avetta
Here are the best practices for setting up an ESG plan that helps companies better align their construction supply chains.
Infrastructure
3 Early Impacts of New Federal Funding on Road Construction
Recently passed legislation from Washington is already having an effect on markets in every state in the country. Bigger questions still loom over whether it is enough to combat rising costs of materials and labor.
Infrastructure
Injecting More Sustainability Into Construction Fleets
Fleet Advantage
Companies in the building and construction industries are facing tremendous pressure from critical stakeholders, environmental groups, customers, and shareholders to find ways to reduce GHG output.
Infrastructure
NAPA's Net-Zero Initiative Expands Again, Adds Granite Construction
National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA)
The Road Forward, NAPA's plan for net-zero emissions by 2050, continues to gain critical support from major industry figures. Does the impact of these endorsements indicate a broader buy-in for NAPA's goals and climate action?
Infrastructure
California's Ban on Gas-Powered Cars Exposes DOT Funding Problem
The state legislature in California approved a first-of-its-kind bill in the United States that bans the sales of traditional vehicles by 2035. What does it mean for DOT road building and funding if the move sees broader acceptance?
Infrastructure
Why You Should Care About the Drought in China
The Inflation Reduction Act sets aside $369 billion for sustainable innovation and infrastructure. As we witness major climate events taking place around the world, and here in the United States, how should the industry be ahead of the coming changes?
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