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Concrete tunnel elements floated for Belgium’s 1.8km Scheldt crossing

1 week ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

Work is moving forward on Belgium’s 1.8km Scheldt tunnel. Workers recently floated the concrete elements for the immersed tunnel at a dock in Zeebrugge. They are now preparing them for transport to Antwerp.
Orascom Construction starts Ras Ghareb wind farm, Egypt’s largest, ahead of schedule

1 week ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

Orascom Construction has started commercial operations of Egypt’s largest wind farm six months earlier than planned. The company is now operating 500 megawatts (MW) of the Ras Ghareb wind farm, located along the Red Sea coast.
Kipchoge Keino Stadium construction to resume after government payment

1 week ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

The construction of Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret will resume following the release of funds to the contractor. Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya confirmed on Monday that the contractor had received the payment and would resume work immediately. This comes after delays that led to the contractor abandoning the site multiple times due to delayed payments.
Lawmakers push for faster completion of Isiolo International Airport

2 weeks ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

Senators are calling on the government to urgently complete Isiolo International Airport, a key project that has stalled for years, slowing down economic development in Northern, Upper Eastern, and Central Kenya. They say delays are hurting trade, tourism, and investment opportunities for the region.
Nigeria signs $328.8 million electricity transmission deal with China to boost power grid

2 weeks ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

On 9th April 2025, Nigeria took a bold step towards solving its long-running power supply problems by signing a $328.8 million electricity transmission deal with China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC). The contract, signed under the Presidential Power Initiative (PPI), will strengthen the country’s power infrastructure and expand the national grid capacity by 7,140 megawatts (MW).
Octopus Australia begins construction on Fulham Solar Farm and Battery project

2 weeks ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

Octopus Australia has started building the $300 million Fulham Solar Farm and Battery project in Victoria after securing financial close. The project includes an 80MW solar farm and a 128MWh battery system. It is backed by key investors like Rest, CEFC, and Westpac Private Bank clients. The Victorian State Government has also supported the project through a power purchase agreement. Once complete, it will be one of the first DC-coupled solar and battery hybrid sites in Australia.
Logistic firm to build a KSh354.25 million LPG storage facility in Kipevu

2 weeks ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

Focus Container Freight Station Limited, a logistics firm associated with Mombasa businessman Faisal Abass, is planning to invest KSh354.25 million in developing a new liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage facility in Kipevu, Mombasa. Key details of the projectThe facility will have a total storage capacity of 15,000 metric tonnes. It will consist of six mounded LPG spheres, each with a 2,500 metric tonne capacity.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan opens Tanzania Judiciary headquarters

2 weeks ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

President Samia Suluhu Hassan officially opened the new Tanzania Judiciary headquarters in Dodoma on Saturday, April 5, 2025. The impressive nine-storey facility, built in the shape of a star, is now the central hub for the country’s judiciary system.
Implenia and HOCHTIEF win Tunnel Ostbahnhof contract for Munich S-Bahn project

2 weeks ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

Deutsche Bahn has awarded the Tunnel Ostbahnhof contract to a joint venture between Implenia and HOCHTIEF. Each company holds a 50% share in the venture. This contract is part of the major Second Core S-Bahn Route project in Munich. It includes structural work at the Ostbahnhof stop and tunnel sections between Marienhof and Ostbahnhof. Construction will begin in June 2025 and is expected to finish by May 2033.
Luton Airport expansion gets green light despite climate concerns

2 weeks ago | constructionreviewonline.com | Kenneth Mwenda

Luton Airport hopes to nearly double its passengers to 32 million a year by 2043 after the UK government approved its expansion plans. The project includes a new terminal, extra taxiways, and upgrades to the current terminal.