The Construction 2050 Alliance calls for the EU
taxonomy to create the conditions to support the
transition to sustainable construction

Today, the Construction 2050 Alliance hosted a public event on Sustainable Finance and the impact of the EU taxonomy on the construction sector. On this occasion the Alliance shared the following 6 key messages. 1.The Taxonomy underlines again the construction sector’s hugepotential for achieving the EU Green Deal goals.The taxonomy once again underlines the industry’sContinue reading “The Construction 2050 Alliance calls for the EU
taxonomy to create the conditions to support the
transition to sustainable construction”

Register to our next event: “Sustainable finance, the impact of the European taxonomy on the construction sector”

In a world where the sustainability of goods and processes is becoming ever more critical, it is equally imperative to identify realistic ways to finance this transition to greater sustainability. For some years now, the issue of sustainable financing has been under discussion, with the establishment of a European Platform on Sustainable Financing to identifyContinue reading “Register to our next event: “Sustainable finance, the impact of the European taxonomy on the construction sector””

Sustainable access to primary & secondary raw materials: Messages from the Construction 2050 Alliance

Last week, the Construction 2050 Alliance gathered experts and the European Commission to discuss views of the sector about the current and foreseeable challenges regarding raw materials supply, and to present suggestions on what is needed to contribute towards a digital and green recovery leading to climate neutrality by 2050. Indeed, construction has made significantContinue reading “Sustainable access to primary & secondary raw materials: Messages from the Construction 2050 Alliance”

Save the Date & Register to our next event: Sustainable access to primary & secondary raw materials

Sustainable access to primary and secondary raw materials Circularity is at the core of this ecosystem: Construction has made significant progress regarding the use of secondary raw materials, and this will continue to be a priority over the years to come. Equally, we will continue to depend on primary resources, to ensure a safe andContinue reading “Save the Date & Register to our next event: Sustainable access to primary & secondary raw materials”

A new structure for the High-Level Construction Forum: co-creating a policy roadmap for the sector

The EU Industrial Strategy recognized construction as a priority ecosystem to achieve EU goals, for which the best transition pathways should be identified through a co-creation process including all relevant actors, amongst which industry stakeholders, EU institutions and Member States. The European Commission has initiated this co-creation process with a renewed High Level Construction ForumContinue reading “A new structure for the High-Level Construction Forum: co-creating a policy roadmap for the sector”