Articles by CECE

CECE calls on EU to deliver legislation that will prioritise reindustrialisation

CECE says the EU is ignoring industry warnings regarding the complexity of machine architecture

CECE discusses the new telematics market intelligence tool for its members

How trade between the UK and the EU will change for construction equipment manufacturers

The European Commission is researching ways of measuring engine emissions from construction machines under real-life conditions, rather than relying on laboratory tests. CECE reports.

The European market for construction equipment grew again last year and, according to the latest CECE economic report, exports once again accelerated.

The start of this year saw the first ever construction equipment trade association in Russia established. The group aims to lobby on technical issues, establish statistical exchanges and work on trade issues.

Despite their illegality and failure to conform to EU laws, non-compliant construction machines are still being sold and used in Europe. To help contractors avoid buying such equipment, CECE presents a brief guide to the main danger signs.

Using counterfeit spare parts leads to breakdowns, inefficiency and even fatal accidents. These issues are highlighted in a new CECE campaign – Choose the Original Choose Success.