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The power of quality

July 9, 2015

A plan to safeguard electricity power lines in south-west Sweden is placing high demands on construction equipment such as generators and pumps – and contractor Skanska is leaving nothing to chance.

Atlas Copco’s on-site presence makes the difference for Chile’s largest copper producer

June 19, 2015

Atlas Copco Rental in Chile is currently supplying air compressors and a range of other equipment to the Codelco Norte division of the state-run mining company Codelco.

Confronting excess capacity

June 10, 2015

Huaxin Cement Co. Ltd, China’s leading domestic cement producer, prepares for intense competition and slowing national economic growth.

Tunnel vision

June 10, 2015

A tunnel project in the Ruhr region of Germany is helping to restore a natural river system that has long been used for wastewater.

Powerful ground

June 9, 2015

Sweden’s SydVästlänken will contain the world’s longest underground cable for high-voltage power transmission.