Architecture

[New] 90 percent of new gas-fired capacity proposed for construction in the next five years could be cost-effectively avoided with CEPs.
[New] In total, reactors under construction today will avoid the emission of 450 million tonnes of CO2 each year by 2025, adding to the more than two billion tonnes of CO2 currently avoided by nuclear power each year, as it reduces our global dependence on coal.
[New] Economic growth in Maldives over the past 5 years has been robust, averaging 6.4%: ADB forecasts gross domestic product (GDP) growth to maintain an average of 6.4% during 2019-2020 on the back of continued expansion of tourism and construction.
[New] More green building deals will be needed - construction of new green buildings is a $345 billion opportunity in Indonesia, Philippines and Vietnam, according to the IFC.
Building a U.S. offshore wind industry will reliably deliver large amounts of clean energy to America's biggest population centers, grow tens of thousands of well-paying American jobs, revitalize ports and coastal infrastructure, and create a nearly $70 billion U.S. supply chain.
The construction market in India is expected to become the third-largest worldwide and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.6% from 2016 to 2020.
The data centre industry in Sweden has experienced steady, double-digit growth for the past few years and a recent report by the Nordic Council of Ministers predicts investments in construction reaching several billion Euros annually by 2025.
The Nordic Council of Ministers predicts investments in data centre construction projects across Sweden reaching several billion Euros annually by 2025.
Construction of the Turkmenistan Afghanistan Pakistan India Natural Gas Pipeline is a high priority under CAREC 2020, and, once completed, will export up to 33 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year through an approximately 1,800-kilometer (km) pipeline.
Economic growth will be dampened by a weak global economic activity and decrease in gas transit to European countries starting in 2020, due to the construction of bypassing gas pipelines.
The worldwide market for AI in construction is expected to reach $4.51 billion by 2026.
The worldwide market for Diesel Engines is expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly -3.0% over the next five years, will reach US$57400 million in 2024, from US$68700 million in 2019.
Through 2023, China's global cement market is expected to contract, a decline precipitated by slowdowns in the economy and construction activity.
Construction of new coal power plants is slowing and concentrated in Asia: Many countries could commit to no new coal construction by 2020.
While a lepton collider could begin construction in the next few years, the dipoles necessary for a hadron collider might take 10 to 15 years of R&D before construction could start.
The construction of biosolid-removal facilities is projected to cost $553 million; the construction of nutrient-removal facilities, necessary to reduce phosphorus and nitrogen levels, is estimated to cost $828 million.
Based on renewable capacity already built or under construction, Australia is now on pace to meet its 2020 renewable energy target of 33,000 GWh by a substantial margin, as renewable electricity generation is expected to reach 40,000 GWh annually next year.
The shift to renewable energy across North America is an enduring movement that will drive large and important construction projects for many years to come.
Manufacturing might have had its worst performance in six years, but British construction had its worst production figures for a decade.
Tripling global nuclear electricity capacity will require the construction of roughly 30 nuclear reactors per year until 2050 to provide new capacity and replace plants to be retired.
Urbanization in Asia will reach 64.1% by 2050, which will open up more opportunities for the construction industry in the region and impact the HVAC drive market during the forecast period.
The worldwide market for Architectural Acoustic Panels is expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly 5.0% over the next five years, will reach US$16100 million in 2024, from US$12000 million in 2019.

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Last updated: 17 September 2019