International Cranes and Specialized Transport September-October 2026

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The 2026 IC Tower Index still shows growth. It is at a similarly low level to last year and not in as many areas. Fewer cranes but a higher total Index indicates cranes are getting bigger. Alex Dahm reports.

INTERVIEW: UPERIO
What does Rémy Breton, the new CEO at one of the world’s largest tower crane rental companies, make of the market, and what does he have planned for its development? Alex Dahm reports.

PREVIEW: TOPLIFT 2026
Check out our ten spectacular lifting projects from the last year. Give them all your careful consideration and then submit a vote for your favourite using the entry form in the mag or online. Alex Dahm reports.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Without operators, cranes do not run and without technicians, cranes do not stay running. Matt Finnerty explains why workforce development matters more than ever.

INTERVIEW: RAIMONDI
Increasing demand for data is shaping crane technology at Raimondi Cranes and creating new projects too. Daniel Searle reports.

SITE REPORT: CHACAO BRIDGE
The longest suspension bridge in South America is being built under challenging conditions with the help of Jaso tower cranes. Alex Dahm reports.

POWER TECHNOLOGY
Most tower cranes are already electric and now more mobile cranes are turning to electrified operation. Power delivery technology is also getting more advanced. Julian Buckley reports.

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