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Dir. of Leadership Comm. @ UD. Unreluctant refugee of newspapers after 25 years. Love to fish, hike, write, read. Hate to create profiles.
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The new power equation Original

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By Mike Chalmers
| Power Progress Verified
A GL08 engine from Reliable Horsepower, staged in production Increasingly, that equation is changing. Fuel costs and availability, duty cycles, emissions requirements, serviceability, maintenance, local support, and long-term operating costs are all playing a larger role in the decision.
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Ideas in action: Data centers, tariffs and AI top agenda at SC&RA Workshop

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By Mike Chalmers
| Crane & Transport Briefing Verified
Committee meetings gave SC&RA members a forum to exchange experience, address emerging challenges and help shape industry priorities. Tariffs dominated last year’s workshop, but the conversations in Omaha ranged more widely. Productivity, the continued data center boom, diesel prices and tariffs all came up in discussions throughout the week. Attendance reached 753, including 158 first-time attendees and 39 international participants from 10 countries.
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Why Adaptability is the New Measure of Building Performance

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By Mike Chalmers
| Green Building & Design (gb&d) Verified
Story at a glance: As expectations for buildings evolve, adaptability is becoming a key measure of how effectively spaces perform over time. Flexible design strategies are helping owners maximize existing square footage while improving utilization, functionality, and long-term value. Vertically operable walls can support changing space needs while addressing acoustics, structural demands, and the need for future renovations or expansion.
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