Internal Market

The vast majority of construction enterprises and craftsmen in the EU operates at the regional and national level, whether due to market preferences, language barriers, technical requirements or cultural differences. However, as major actors in the European Single Market, construction SMEs are strongly influenced by European legislation on this matter. Therefore, EBC advocates for an SME friendly business environment as well as for the recognition of the peculiarities of the construction sector when drafting and revising broad horizontal legislation and policies that intend to cover other sectors than construction.

News

  • Data & Statistics: The European Commission announces a new and improved EU Building Stock Observatory - - Read more  
  • Rising prices: EBC meets with DG GROW Director for Construction G. Cozigou - - Read more  
  • Public Procurement: EBC meets new Head of Unit to discuss innovative concepts and Expert Group - - Read more  
  • Late Payment: New report shows need for stricter rules - - Read more  
  • EBC letter to the European Commission on the need of supporting measures for construction SMEs facing fuel and materials price increases - - Read more  
  • Reach revision: survey for construction professionals using construction products containing chemical with hazard risks - - Read more  
  • Circular Economy: EBC intervenes in the 2022 Circular Economy Stakeholder Conference - - Read more  
  • Circularity: Register to the 2022 Circular Economy Stakeholder Conference - - Read more  
  • Late Payment: EBC calls for ambitious reform of Late Payment Directive at EU Industry Days - - Read more  
  • Resilience in Construction: EBC Secretary General speaks in EU Industry Days podcast - - Read more  
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