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Stéphane Henon, president of the European Rental Association, opened the ERA’s 20th convention with a positive message.
Conference theme ‘Celebrating 20 Years: Building the Next Era of Rental’, looks into the future of the industry
Speakers include Inma Martinez, a digital pioneer and AI scientist advising business leaders and governments on digital strategies
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Winners will be announced on 3 June in Maastricht, The Netherlands, during the ERA Convention and APEX and IRE exhibitions
Judges and award categories have been confirmed for the 2026 European Rental Awards
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As the third European Rental Week gets underway, Construction Briefing talks to leaders in Europe’s equipment rental industry about the relevance of rental in today’s construction sector.
IPAF will have live demonstration site at “key event for our industry” and rental technology to highlight AI tools for rental management at International Rental Exhibition (IRE)
Stéphane Henon, president-elect, ERA, opens the Convention
Winners to be announced in Dublin on 4 June
“Geographic and sectoral diversification” help company overcome “sluggish” markets
Sustainability, digitalisation, and more to be discussed
Companies have a matter of weeks before the entry deadline
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Representatives from Sweden, Germany, France and the UK
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‘Working in Rental for a Sustainable Future’ is theme of this year’s event
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Packed programme explores energy transition and decarbonisation
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Europe’s biggest renter reports 6.2% increase in revenues
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More than 20 companies up for awards in Lisbon on 15 May
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ARA Show, Intermat, Bauma China and more are slated for this year
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Challenges and opportunities in attracting and retaining people was the primary focus of the premiere event
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The world’s biggest construction equipment rental companies are playing a major role in the energy transition of the sector, both by offering contractors a source of low-carbon emission machines, and by using their purchasing power to encourage manufacturers to accelerate their development of electric and other forms of cleaner machines.