How construction machine control technology can help reduce carbon emissions

Mike Hayes Consultant Editor, Construction Europe / KHL Content Studio

14 August 2023

A much larger portion of the European construction industry will have to take a long look at its environmental impact as groundbreaking sustainability reporting legislation comes into force in early 2024.

As the ink dries on a new report, The Future of Machine Control from Topcon Positioning Solutions, senior vice president & general manager for the company’s business unit EMEA, Luc Le Maire, explains how machine control technology can help reduce emissions and signal a commitment to sustainable future operations.

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