All Rental Management Articles
UK company’s half-year results buoyed by major infrastructure projects and efficiencies
Cloud based system will support maintenance, efficiency and security for end-users
New Milton Keynes Innovation Centre to showcase carbon-zero tools and equipment
Move allows Ritchie Bros to offer parts and service support to customers on behalf of dealers and OEM partners
Interview: Kranpunkten’s sustainability manager Petra Lampa reveals what the firm is doing to lower CO2 emissions
More than 3,500 electric, hybrid and by-energy products will be promoted in France under the IMPAKT brand
Working from home and digitalisation mean rental companies more vulnerable
US$175 million deal will add e-procurement tool for parts to Ritchie’s equipment auctions
Equipment rental company aims to halve direct emissions by 2030 and cut indirect emissions by 30%
IRN free webinar will have senior speakers from Loxam, Ritchie Bros and Palfinger
Companies said the combination will accelerate the digital transformation of construction
Interview: Mauro Mollo, CEO of Mollo Noleggio, discusses the company’s digitalisation journey and continued growth despite the pandemic
New Aberdeen and Edinburgh depots will meet rising demand from the offshore oil & gas, infrastructure and housbuilding sectors
UK company completes two-year trial of diesel alternative fuel for construction plant and machinery
First of the specialist accommodation units at FLC Village in Denmark are almost ready for occupation
Free ERA report gives rental companies key performance indicators at levels from ‘starter’ to ‘best practice’
With UK infrastructure output rising, rental firm’s new high-capacity cylinders will target bridge sector
Rental firms new centre in Reading, UK, aims to take advantage of upcoming large-scale housing projects
Revenues at the world’s largest equipment rental companies fell by 6.4% in 2020
Patrick Stellwag, Strategic Account Manager at Ammann, gives his views on how digital technology is driving change in the equipment rental industry.