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The Knowledge Hub page serves as a central resource for RMPAC Group, bringing together curated industry insights, market trends, and thought-leadership articles related to the products, technologies, and sectors in which the group operates. It is designed to support informed decision-making by sharing relevant updates, expert perspectives, and practical knowledge across RMPAC Group’s fields of expertise, helping partners, clients, and stakeholders stay current in a rapidly evolving market.
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Construction Project Stress Eased in December
Construction project stress eased in December, reflecting the industry’s resilience despite significant economic headwinds in 2025, according to Cincinnati-based ConstructConnect’s Project Stress Index (PSI).
MIT Develops Concrete ‘Battery’
MIT researchers reported in the October 2025 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that optimizing electrolytes and manufacturing processes have increased the energy storage capacity of the latest electron-conducting carbon concrete (ec3) supercapacitors by an “order of magnitude.”
Industry topics and market analysis
The Power of Liquid Immersion Cooling Technology
AI Data Centers consuming more power than expected
AI Data Centers consuming more power than expected
Liquid Cooling is Revolutionizing the Way Data Centers Meet Sustainability Goals.
AI Data Centers consuming more power than expected
AI Data Centers consuming more power than expected
AI Data Centers consuming more power than expected
Chevron CEO details strategy to shield consumers from soaring AI power costs.
Data Centers in space could be a possible solution
AI Data Centers consuming more power than expected
Tenfold Growth in EV Charging Market Needed by 2030
Data centers in outer space emerge as solution to AI's massive energy requirements
Tenfold Growth in EV Charging Market Needed by 2030
Lighting Remains Bright: Opportunities are evolving but ever-present
Tenfold Growth in EV Charging Market Needed by 2030
According to a recent analysis by PwC, electrical contractors may have a substantial opportunity the rest of this decade and beyond for work related to electrifying transportation.
Report Shows A.I. Adoption Increases Efficiency for Contractors
Lighting Remains Bright: Opportunities are evolving but ever-present
Lighting Remains Bright: Opportunities are evolving but ever-present
The report also found that A.I. delivers efficiency and productivity.
Lighting Remains Bright: Opportunities are evolving but ever-present
Lighting Remains Bright: Opportunities are evolving but ever-present
Lighting Remains Bright: Opportunities are evolving but ever-present
The LED revolution ignited a wave of lighting upgrades while unlocking new capabilities in optics, control and data. With the majority of the installed lighting stock in the United States being LED, where are the big opportunities?
Energy Roadmap Creates Strategy for Competitive, Public-Private Fusion Power
Energy Roadmap Creates Strategy for Competitive, Public-Private Fusion Power
Energy Roadmap Creates Strategy for Competitive, Public-Private Fusion Power
The FS&T plan is on track to commercialize fusion energy by the mid-2030s, delivering a public infrastructure that supports scaling up the power resource in the private sector.
Are Humanoid Robots the Future of Construction?
Energy Roadmap Creates Strategy for Competitive, Public-Private Fusion Power
Energy Roadmap Creates Strategy for Competitive, Public-Private Fusion Power
“Although humanoids [robots] are not yet a fixture at construction sites, they represent a potentially transformative solution to the productivity crisis,” the report’s authors wrote.
Electricians Are Among the Hardest Construction Jobs to Fill
Energy Roadmap Creates Strategy for Competitive, Public-Private Fusion Power
Electricians Are Among the Hardest Construction Jobs to Fill
Finding skilled labor is a problem across the construction industry, but according to the Associated General Contractors of America’s (AGC) 2022 Workforce Survey, 79% of firms are having trouble finding electricians.