Most construction enterprises operate primarily within regional and national markets due to factors like language, technical standards, and cultural nuances. However, as key participants in the European Single Market, construction SMEs are significantly impacted by EU-wide legislation.
EBC champions an SME-friendly business environment and emphasizes the need to consider the unique characteristics of the construction sector in EU policies. By supporting tailored policies, EBC ensures that horizontal legislation aligns with the needs of construction SMEs and craftsmen.
Economy
In the course of the summer, credit management company Intrum published its European Payment Report 2022, which gives on overview of the late payment landscape across Europe. EBC had the...
Energy & Environment
In the context of the 5th Circular Economy Stakeholder Conference held last week on 2-3 March, EBC was invited by the European Commission, the European Economic and Social Committee and...
Economy
In the context of the EU Industry Days 2022, EBC took part in the session "Pay on time: a win-win solution for resilient supply chains". EU Industry Days is Europe’s flagship...
Economy
In the context of the EU Industry Days 2022, EBC Secretary General Fernando Sigchos Jiménez was invited by the European Commission DG Grow to speak in an episode of the...
Economy
The EU economy was hit hard by the consequences of the Covid-19 crisis and is only slowly recovering from, in many places, complete standstill. Even though various economic sectors feel...
Economy
In view of the European Summit, the main construction representatives at the European level, EBC, FIEC, EFBWW, Construction Products Europe, Housing Europe, UIPI and EuroACE (EU Alliance of companies...
