Rod Sweet is a writer and editor with a focus on the built environment, energy, technology, and their impact on business and society. He has written for various publications including Construction Management magazine and BIM PLUS, and currently serves as an editor for CHINA RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION LIMITED - QATAR and CIOB People. Rod seeks to provide a comprehensive and unified view of these industries and their intersection with global issues.
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Rod Sweet's coverage predominantly focuses on international construction, infrastructure projects, and business developments. His work reflects a keen interest in government announcements, press releases, and industry-specific news.
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By: Rod Sweet
News China resumes funding for Nigerian rail with $254m loan Rod Sweet After a hiatus of several years, China has resumed lending for Nigerian rail development with an initial $253.7m loan approved by the China Development Bank for the Kaduna-Kano railway, the bank announced on 7 January. Topics: China loan money Nigeria rail Story for GCR? Get in touch via email: [email protected] Leave a comment
By: Rod Sweet
Management consultant Bain & Company predicts a recovery in some of Europe's biggest construction markets in 2025 after a two-year slump over 2023-24.
By: Rod Sweet
A site has been selected for Poland’s new international airport between the capital city of Warsaw and Łódź.
By: Rod Sweet
Bouygues Construction has made a deal with low-carbon cement company Ecocem to use its ‘ACT' cement in projects after thoroughly testing it.
By: Rod Sweet
A joint venture led by Systra has won a US$79m technical services contract to prepare a tram system linking the Canadian capital Ottawa in the province of Ontario to the city of Gatineau directly across the Ottawa River in the province of Quebec.
By: Rod Sweet
Ground broke last week on an affordable housing development for seniors on land owned by a church in Nashville, Tennessee.
By: Rod Sweet
Fans of the rock legends AC/DC are reportedly furious that developers have demolished the boydhood home of band founders Angus and Malcolm Young in Sydney, Australia, despite it being on the National Trust List of Historic Homes.
By: Rod Sweet
Companies Japan's construction bankruptcies reach 10-year high Rod Sweet Bankruptcies among Japanese construction companies reached a 10-year high in 2024 sparked by rising material and labour costs, according to a report by Tokyo Shoko Research (TSR). Topics: companies Japan money Story for GCR? Get in touch via email: [email protected] Leave a comment
By: Rod Sweet
This month on the 21CC podcast, we're checking in to see how the industry's doing on race equality.
construction race - This month's episode of the 21CC podcast tackles the industry progress on race equality.
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