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Ground Engineering (GE) magazine provides information on new and practical aspects of geotechnics, engineering geology and geo-environmental engineering.

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geplus.co.uk > news > shortlist-announced-for-2026-geotech-awards-25-08-2026

Shortlist announced for 2026 GeoTech Awards | Ground Engineering

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (277+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 25 August, 2026 By Ground Engineering Ground Engineering is pleased to announce the shortlist for this year's GeoTech Awards. The GeoTech Awards, which are returning for a second year, recognise the individuals, teams and organisations…...


geplus.co.uk > news > innovation-news > offshore-piling-system-significantly-reduces-noise-levels-21-08-2026

Offshore piling system 'significantly reduces noise levels"

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (324+ words) ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ 21 August, 2026 By Greg Pitcher Foundations specialist IQIP is marketing a system it claims reduces the noise and pressure of installing monopiles at sea. The Dutch firm said its EQ-Piling technology allowed offshore wind…...


geplus.co.uk > tag > embodied-carbon-emissions

embodied carbon emissions

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (54+ words) geplus.co.uk ‘Who’s going to take on the challenge?’ The Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) has completed the most extensive review of project-based embodied carbon emissions in its history, creating an industry-first baseline that provides the clearest picture to…...