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Coleman Construction & Utilities, a subsidiary of Nexus Infrastructure, secured a £2 million contract from CMDP+ for works at St Johns in Crowborough. The ten-month contract is its first major award under the regulated water sector’s AMP8 programme.
The reference design packages Vera Rubin systems in factory-integrated containers; NVIDIA says a prepared site could be ready in as little as 14 days.
Britain’s energy regulator Ofgem launched Tender Round 14 on 21 October for the offshore transmission assets serving the Hornsea 3 wind farm. The assets have an estimated value of about £3.5 billion.
The GM Ventures-led round will support manufacturing and expansion into data-center power.
The campus could host six AP1000 reactors, with a company goal of starting construction in 2028.
South Africa’s Revenue Service reported that the finance minister’s revised revenue estimate for fiscal 2026/27 is R2.144 trillion, compared with R2.127 trillion in the February budget.
The Equip Expo launch includes professional battery technology, the company’s first snow thrower and new mower models.
The company reported GAAP diluted EPS of $5.82 and operating cash flow of $352.5 million.
Sereact’s Cortex platform will run on Universal Robots arms for tasks such as returns handling and piece-picking. The companies report deployments at Zalando fulfillment centers in Germany and Poland.
The Industrial AI Cloud uses vCluster automation and components of NVIDIA DSX OS to provision and manage private AI cloud environments for customers.
The September run rate is not annual production; the company is targeting sustained output at that pace from Q2 FY27.
The Council of the EU and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement on 20 October for a targeted change to the emissions trading system’s market stability reserve. The invalidation threshold will rise from 400 million to 700 million allowances.